Sentence examples for strife caused from inspiring English sources

All three political parties have struggled to engage a public that has grown jaded and apathetic after three years of political strife, caused in part by the constitutional structure of the government.

I always regretted that I was abroad when she was defeated in cabinet on her proposals to strengthen control of the trade unions, though her white paper, In Place Of Strife, caused years of civil war inside the Labour party.

The strife caused by the extreme weather is being blamed on a "polar vortex", a spinning wind that in normal years has a beneficial effect in that it keeps sub-zero air trapped above the North Pole.

In the Vākhān region during the 1980s, the Kyrgyz abandoned their settlements, and the dispersed Mountain Tajik communities gathered into tight clusters as a result of civil strife caused by the Afghan War.

Mr Barnbrook argued that he had the "integrity, impartiality and lack of self-interest that will command the loyalty and solidarity of all the membership" and said he could "end the strife caused by this destructive, divisive and bitter campaign".

I've seen a lot of strife caused by vegan dinners.

It is trouble in the north, where the recalcitrant Houthi clan is once more resurgent, that has been making Yemenis most twitchy of late.Since fighting broke out in 2004 between government forces and the northern rebels, the ruggedly mountainous province of Saada has been a zone of almost perpetual strife, causing thousands of deaths and displacing several hundred thousand tribesfolk.

Throughout the 4th century and especially in its latter half, the ever-present German menace as well as internecine strife occasionally caused the Rhine frontier to be broken, but it was always vigorously restored.

Internal strife then caused one crisis after another until, in 1817, forces from Myanmar entered Assam in response to the appeal of a rebellious governor and ravaged the area.

(An interesting exception to the rule was Julian, who, with Trier rendered inhospitable by war, wintered in Paris, giving that city its first taste of future greatness.) Throughout the 4th century and especially in its latter half, the ever-present German menace as well as internecine strife occasionally caused the Rhine frontier to be broken, but it was always vigorously restored.

Not so visible was the strife it caused inside our very own Mormon community.