Sentence examples for a new conflagration from inspiring English sources
The world at various points stood close to a new conflagration, provoked by desperately overheated rhetoric on all sides.
Noisy sabre-rattling and a crescendo of shouted threats exchanged by Iran and Israel in recent weeks convinced many observers that the Middle East was on the brink of a new conflagration.
But we don't want you to use them until several months ahead.' " The Obama administration is eager to prevent an Israeli attack partly to avoid a major foreign policy crisis during the American presidential campaign and partly because officials say an Israeli strike could set off a new conflagration in the region.
This too could lead to a new conflagration between the Koreas which will most certainly involve the US, a scenario that can be duplicated in the ongoing conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran or between Israel and Iran.
Indeed, any new conflagration between Israel and the Palestinians will impact directly and indirectly not only on their interests, but could also draw them into the conflict which they want to avoid at all costs given their own internal political combustion and uncertainty.
The new conflagration with Hamas has once again revealed the folly of his argument as thousands of rockets are raining on Israel, creating mayhem and forcing thousands to scramble in fear for cover.
The status quo is not sustainable, and it can only lead to a new violent and perilous conflagration that will leave no victors -- only horrifying destruction, irreparably deepening the already existing gulf between the two sides.
What would a new leader say to justify the conflagration?
Durban was Hedegaard's chance to raise a new phoenix from the ashes of the Copenhagen conflagration.
A hundred years ago this past August, Europe exploded in a conflagration that came to engulf the world in a new kind of war.
In them he looked forward to a new world order that would supersede the selfish nationalism that had provoked the conflagration.
