Sentence examples for strife you from inspiring English sources

"Plus, there are equipment failures, poor management, funding cuts, natural disasters, civil strife — you name it".

Big political rows, threats of military intervention, talk of invading northern Iraq, resurgent nationalism and discouraging relations with Europe and America: all that plus a mildly Islamist government in a fiercely secular republic could have been a recipe for trouble, coups, internal strife, you name it.

There's something strangely comforting about knowing that, in your internal commuting strife, you're not alone.

So when the schedule presents you with a chance to take advantage of an opponent with some heavy legs or some internal strife, you can't blow it.

Against the backdrop of strife you hear on the radio and elsewhere, you have to look below the surface when the Colorado Republican Party takes the unusual step of setting up its own Super PAC, as it did last year.

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You go through all the pain and strife, then you turn your back and they're gone so fast.

"Fort Worth has been able to move quietly along and avoid all the tension and strife that you have seen in other cities, but sometimes you need to have tension and strife.

You'll be able to identify what others ate for lunch in the smell of their urine, which may cause marital strife when you realize your hubby's been sneaking the good stuff you've sworn to abstain from.

Add to that a hyper-militarised police culture and a deep history of racial strife and you have the reason why so many civilians are shot by police officers.

But even though median households are only making 9percentt more in inflation-adjusted terms than they were in 1980, there's not a hint of any kind of civil strife, unless you count a few bongo drums in Zuccotti Park.