Sentence examples for strife back from inspiring English sources

Not the least remarkable aspect of Italy's success is that it was achieved against a background of spectacular footballing strife back home.

But the efforts of some to bring long-banished sectarian strife back into American politics can do serious long-term damage.

The board was anxious to avoid another fiasco like the one over Mr Pélisson's appointment in 2005, when its announcement that it was removing his predecessor, Jean-Marc Espalioux, was preceded by destabilising leaks.Adding to the strife back then was the fact that Mr Pélisson is the nephew and heir of Gérard Pélisson, one of Accor's founders.

Ask a teenager in, say, Sarajevo or Belfast how he feels about his neighbours and he is quite likely to cite "memories" of strife stretching back centuries.

Their uneasy peace, roiled by strife dating back to Joey's rebellion, feels increasingly warlike, as they too breathe the fanatical air that has toxically invaded the land.

She apparently quelled its internal strife, won back disaffected Muslim voters and re-established Congress as the main foe of the Hindu nationalism espoused by the BJP.

However, the government, dependent on aid, has few resources to provide for the latest additions to a cohort of war-wounded generated by decades of uninterrupted strife dating back to the Soviet invasion in 1979.

While the rest of the Arab spring countries – Egypt, Libya, Syria, Bahrain, and Yemen – have slid either into chaos and civil strife or back into the bleak and brutal era of military coups, Tunisia seems to have withstood the powerful storms raging around it and will elect a representative parliament on Sunday.

Labor strife is back in the NFL, with preliminary public battles between new Players Association head DeMaurice Smith and the league's owners setting the stage for fierce negotiations toward the next collective bargaining agreement.

In times of strife, step back and be the observer to your life.

His claim to be liberating the nation from its history of ethnic strife constantly harks back to that earlier episode, when his own life was threatened during an army mutiny at the army barracks in Suva, the capital.This time round, the army will accept the election result.