Sentence examples for a result of clashes from inspiring English sources
Unknown numbers of Somali pirates have been killed at sea since 2005 as a result of clashes with naval and private protection forces.
Sixteen people have been killed over the past month as a result of clashes between the police and anti-government demonstrators.
The United Nations Refugee Agency said Friday that 536,000 people had been chased from their homes in eastern Congo this year as a result of clashes between government forces and Hutu rebels linked to Rwanda's 1994 genocide.
The work on display extends from 1850 (when Shanghai emerged as an international city as a result of clashes over trade between China and Britain) to the present day, and it reflects an artistic perspective that is at once intrinsically Chinese and more international in scope.
The split between Al Qaeda and Islamic State arose earlier this year as a result of clashes between ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra, an Al Qaeda-linked militant group fighting Bashar al Assad's regime in Syria.
The two sides failed to agree on a cease-fire over three days of talks that ended Thursday in the Kachin state capital, Myitkyina, instead signing a pact that includes new rules for monitoring fighting and the resettlement of citizens as a result of clashes.
At least 60,000 people are thought to have died between 2006 and 2012 alone as a result of clashing cartels.
Ramsey started the game on the bench but replaced Mathieu Flamini in the first half after the French midfielder suffered double vision as a result of clashing heads with Norwich midfielder Alexander Tettey.
Although banned in 1985 as a result of violent clashes with police, the annual gathering resumed in 2000 and now draws a crowd of more than 30,000.
Gideon du Plessis, general secretary of South African trade union Solidarity, said the country would suffer huge losses as a result of the clashes at the mine.
It is a sad irony that the scores of deaths which followed were not as a result of political clashes, but the reckless way in which some people were celebrating the victory through dangerous driving and other stunts.
