civil strife

Only the military can work to end this civil strife.

From the 1540s to the end of the century, there was much civil strife among the native population.

"Let this be an end to division and civil strife."

He lived in a Chinese town torn by civil strife.

Should he die without an heir, civil strife must follow.

Due to past civil strife little is known about the many threatened species there.

However only two days later the strike was officially called off, though the civil strife continued.

In war, famine, and civil strife why should I keep you alive?

But only the ways of war had they learned, and the empire was torn with civil strife.

The latter years of his rule however were marked by civil strife.

But one piece of the tragedy makes it especially hard to handle all the others: civil strife.

The following thirty years of civil strife came to be known as "the Troubles".

He was a school official and as such, wanted to remain detached from civil strife.

Thus information on the civil strife is fragmented and sometimes contradictory.

For instance, what of those who come as visitors and are turned into refugees, while here, by civil strife at home?

To that silence the roar even of civil strife would have been a blessing!

The event, pregnant with possible civil strife, stunned the Cabinet.

After a week of civil strife, Jerusalem itself was captured by the rebels.

But there were present all the ingredients of stasis, civil strife.

War and civil strife have a lasting effect on the societies that they strike.

All they had known was terrorism, bombs and civil strife over the past twenty-five years.

In recent years, some national genebanks have also been destroyed by war and civil strife.

However, the conflict did not grow into civil strife.

There was too much civil strife among the Alliance.

However the people were not in a contented state of mind due to the continuing civil strife.