Sentence examples for strife leads from inspiring English sources

Currency wars are being waged by desperate governments, as economic strife leads to political unrest and instability, and geopolitical tensions threaten to blow up what remains of an anemic global economic recovery at anytime during the next twelve months.

Should labor strife lead to a lockout next season, he will definitely call it quits.

The nadir came in 1981, when the labor strife led to a lockout and a lost season.

Selig became baseball's commissioner after the ouster of Fay Vincent in September 1992, and two years later, labor strife led to the cancellation of the World Series.

The resulting strife led to the deat of perhaps 200,000 Muslims & Hindus in a few months & the flight of the refugees.

Meanwhile, inter-religious strife led to the burning of several mission buildings and the murder of some clergymen.

Carnell solicited material from British authors including John F. Burke, C.S. Youd, and David McIlwain, and acquired Robert A. Heinlein's "Lost Legion", but in March internal strife led to the collapse of The World Says.

But just as financial strife often led to domestic strife, marital turmoil and personal drama could lead to bad and even fraudulent accounting.

And he kept the paper on track during a lengthy period when INM struggled with boardroom strife that led to the paper's acquisition by Evgeny and his father, Alexander.

But political strife has led to a financial crisis and investors are fleeing.

Deepening violence and sectarian strife have led to the internal displacement of many Iraqis and have driven others out of the country, largely to Syria and Jordan, but also to Lebanon, Egypt, Turkey and the Gulf.