Sentence examples for strife strikes from inspiring English sources
The 109-acre Vatican, walled in against an Italy of labor strife, strikes, long lines, late trains and a maddeningly unreliable postal system, has developed a mail service that is the envy of Italians.
Mr Obama's new chief of staff is Jacob Lew, his budget director.Living in violent timesAgainst the backdrop of an increase in sectarian strife, strikes and disturbances spread across Nigeria as people protested against a cut in fuel subsidies that, since the new year, has doubled the cost of petrol.
"A selling point to us even has been, if the economy really collapses this is going to mean civil strife, and strikes, and put the war on terror in jeopardy," said the official, who declined to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to the news media.
The strife was striking because Senate Republicans have been able to remain remarkably united in the minority.
By Arthur Bartlett The New Yorker, March 16 , 1946P. 36 Now let us skip the news of strife and strike and parley View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Masha Gessen.
After the civil strife that struck Osh Province in June 2010, when their school was burned down, they studied in tents.
As mayor of New York from 1966 to 1973, John V. Lindsay dominated the municipal stage in an era when racial strife and labor strikes flared in the city.
A section on Amazon's internal Web site gives supervisors antiunion material to pass on to employees, saying that unions mean strife and possible strikes and that while unions are certain to charge expensive dues, they cannot guarantee improved wages or benefits.
Among students, faculty members, administrators and striking employees, the big question this week was, why all the strikes and strife?
Warning of the week: Greek strikes and strife "Expect regular strikes and demonstrations throughout Greece during May," warns the Foreign Office.
Labor strife began with a strike by several thousand workers at Chohung Bank protesting the sale of the government's 80percentt stake to the Shinhan Financial Group.
