0 violent or angry disagreement: --
1 angry disagreement or violent actions: --
2 disagreements between groups of people: --
industrial/financial/political strife
In some cases, the passage marked a time of personal strife or crisis.
He contrasted a golden age with current economic strife.
He thinks it is problematic to appeal in practical ethics to a disputed moral outlook and invite social strife.
Daily operations within the factories suffered further from the political strife caused by interventors who saw themselves as representatives of their party.
When the alternative is very destructive internal strife, the cost may seem cheap.
Religious disputes, for example, might factionalize the system and prevent disinterested deliberation or mutual accommodation in other areas, or even lead to civil strife.
From 1826 taxes were paid in paper money, and their collection was extremely inefficient given the contemporary administrative disorder and political strife.
The project represented a source of alternative employment to the nearby fishermen, at least until the labor strife in the early months of 1852.
