Sentence examples for a new clash from inspiring English sources

Many Republicans, still stinging from the perception among their base that they accepted a raw deal, are hardly shy of a new clash.

A new clash with Rome came in 161, this time on the initiative of Vologeses IV (or III), who considered himself strong enough to attack.

In a sense, it is nothing new: south Lebanon was occupied by Israel for 18 years, and summer always brings fears of a new clash.

But Giuseppe Cipriani, whose grandfather founded Harry's Bar in Venice, appears headed for a new clash, this time with his landlord at Rockefeller Center, Tishman Speyer Properties.

A request for a further reprieve would be subject to approval by a judge, and would probably set up a new clash with the Justice Department.

After two weeks of outdoor prayer protests, Hamas banned them earlier in the week, almost ensuring a new clash on Friday.

The sharp and swift reaction, though not necessarily indicative of a serious new clash, amounted to a warning shot just at a time when American officials need China's help on issues including the global economic recovery and possible additional sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.

Military officers on both sides are putting in place new procedures to avert any new clashes.

And yet three imminent events could undermine the hope that has greeted his appointment in so many quarters, and unleash a new cultural clash of significant proportions to boot.

"Now a new cultural clash is taking place worldwide between American culture and our indigenous cultures and the result, at a time when so much mainstream pop music sounds like it has been rehashed or recycled, is something that is new and fresh and exciting".

Worried that a new Entumbane clash would prompt the ZIPRA forces at Gwaai River Mine and Essexvale to join the fray, McKenna set up a string of observation posts on each of the roads leading towards Bulawayo.