strife

I think it's quite a stretch to lay all urban strife at the feet of tech companies.

Their maps app is a regression stemming from political strife with google.

I personally haven't noticed any major change that would cause me as much strife as this.

Whenever the law tries to overstep those boundaries the result has always been strife and disaster.

Do you have any evidence that immigration or diversity is the cause of social strife?

Otherwise curing Malaria can result later in all the problems that accompany a lack of resources: bigger famines, increased civil strife and warfare.

Well, I think what Carl Sagan was getting at was that, while indeed all our problems and strife are virtually zero in comparison to the awe and majesty of the universe that surrounds us, since this pale blue dot is all we have, we should strive to improve our lot as much as we possibly can. So you really couldn't have missed the point more than you did. I'm not sure those quizzical looks mean what you think.

This stems from the conflict and fragmentation that rash statements have caused in the past, which have included millenia-long strife with the Catholic Church and various groups regarded as sects or heretical splinter churches.

'''Veto by President Reagan[edit]\nReagan vetoed the compromised bill on September 26, calling it "economic warfare" and alleging that it would mostly hurt the impoverished black majority and lead to more civil strife.

Do you 'miss' the olden days of constant strife, peril, religion that moulded those who survived into wise old men and women, their minds enriched by the fullness of life, but their bodies cold, wet, and illness-ridden from the lack of modern technology?

The results surprised him and convinced him that outright grants are the best way to give aid.> The program, funded by a loan from the World Bank, was designed to boost the Ugandan economy after 20 years of civil strife by encouraging young peopleages 16 to 35to move from agriculture to skilled trades.