Sentence examples for strife to get from inspiring English sources
You need only visit one of those cities -- Jerusalem or Belfast -- that have been fractured by terrorism and religious strife to get a glimpse.
Church missions to countries riven by long-term civil strife are liable to get caught up in toxic politics.
And where GTA is concerned, the slightest whiff of strife is enough to get keyboards chattering (hi!).
Political strife in Congo also hinders efforts to get an accurate count.
The other beneficiary of Tory civil strife over Europe is Ed Miliband, who needed Westminster to get feverish about something other than Labour MPs moaning about their leader.
The idea is to get immediate attention and relief to strife zones, and fill the gap left by news organizations that have slashed their foreign bureaus.
It was another example of what Biden would no doubt gladly do without, but which has formed him: the merging of personal strife and his political life, and the tenacity required to get through it all.
"So it's hard to get away from that and the damage and strife that it caused".
He said he feared failure to get a deal with creditors would eventually lead to civil strife.
"If you do not have enough staff on the landings then problems such as prisoners not being able to get enough clean shorts or pillow cases will cause all sorts of strife," he said.
By Andrew Heavens GAMBELLA, Ethiopia, 17 May 2006 – During a visit to western Gambella, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Rima Salah laid out a master plan to get more children back to school in one of Ethiopia's most strife-torn regions.
