Sentence examples for strife to be from inspiring English sources

Some days the plan of attack is subtle, but not without strife, to be sure.

Meanwhile, the strife appears to be spreading.

At least one source of domestic strife is to be banished from the Obama White House: Barack Obama is under pressure to give up his beloved BlackBerry.

As he wrote in a follow-up essay to "The Strategy of Economic Development": Law and order and the absence of civil strife seem to be obvious preconditions for the gradual and patient accumulation of skills, capital and investors' confidence that must be the foundation for economic progress.

But increasingly it seems that the bargain is not always a happy one, and Shaxi's recent outburst of civil strife appears to be further evidence of the mistrust and simmering tension in China's migrant communities.

American forces encircled them, but did not open fire.So far predictions of sectarian strife have proved to be alarmist, and are without historical precedent.

Yaʿqūb (reigned 1478 90) sustained the dynasty a while longer, but after his death the Ak Koyunlu were torn apart by internal strife and ceased to be a threat to their more powerful neighbours.

Anaximander's system of just reciprocity ordered by time is replaced by a system governed by war: "It is right to know that war is common and justice strife, and that all things come to be through strife and are so ordained" (B80).

The war abroad and the strife at home were to be brought to an end.

There's more to Baghdad than ancient glory and present strife, the jury appears to be saying.

When Paul's excessive violence in orthodoxy and reform was carried over into politics, his pontificate was destined to be strife ridden.