Sentence examples for strife that from inspiring English sources
He banished Wei Zhongxian but could not quell the partisan strife that was paralyzing the bureaucracy.
Ethnic overtones are common in the labor strife that has troubled Nea Manolada.
The explosive is the internal ethnic and political strife that could flare at any moment.
And despite the strife that has torn apart Iraq, its football show signs of promise.
Having failed in that task, America laid at least some of the groundwork for the sectarian strife that has followed.
He and Frances fall into a relationship that provides solace from the familial strife that haunts them both.
Meanwhile, his Swedish crime novels have drawn on a world of strife that extends far beyond the Baltic.
The New Yorker has covered the war and strife that have afflicted Somalia for the past two decades.
Her father, Lonnie J. Wilson, had never spoken about the racial strife that rocked Birmingham when she was a child.
Far from marking the closing chapter in a popular coup, the killing threatens a period of strife that could drag the country towards civil war.
Once again, the Times family had avoided the kind of internal strife that had battered newspaper clans like the Binghams of Kentucky and the Chandlers of Los Angeles.
