Sentence examples for almost any conflict from inspiring English sources

Liberty, like all natural rights, is so capacious and debatable an idea that it can be made to stretch across both sides of almost any conflict.

Like almost any conflict it'll have a ripple effect for other players — whether direct in terms of ship loss or Alliance gain, through supporting a huge chain of industrial production or through political and social pressures as corporations expand and contract.

Amid the escalating violence, an Israeli soldier has reminded us that compassion can cut through almost any conflict.

Another key position is shadow defence secretary, with Mr Corbyn's policies to scrap Britain's nuclear deterrent, pull the UK out of Nato and his fierce opposition to almost any foreign conflict putting him at odds with many in his party.

"Western countries, with the honourable exception of Sweden, have taken fewer refugees from the Syrian war than almost any other conflict in the past 100 years," Lord Williams adds.

A hurried departure from Somalia in 1993 and a reluctance to follow its NATO allies into peacekeeping operations in the former Yugoslavia suggested that the United States was averse to taking almost any casualties in conflicts where its most vital interests were not engaged.

In almost all conflict-affected classrooms, school furniture has been partially damaged or totally destroyed.

Almost all conflicts between results from the wgaDNA preparations and the reference gDNA were due to an allelic dropout (data not shown).

MP and BI searches of the concatenated dataset yielded a well-resolved tree that displayed almost no conflict to any of the nodes recovered in the ND2 and Fib5 analyses.

Israel has tried to keep out of the Syrian conflict, seeing almost any outcome as risky for it.

Think of it this way: the United States is alone on the planet, not just in its ability, but in its willingness to use military force in drug wars, religious wars, political wars, conflicts of almost any sort, constantly and on a global scale.