Sentence examples for appalling conflict from inspiring English sources

Ex-members of the Peniel Pentecostal Church and others believe Pickles has 'an appalling conflict of interest' because Brentwood and Ongar Conservatives have received thousands of pounds from church members.

That is because of how impressive it is, for any poor country, let alone one recovering from an appalling conflict.

All of these factors, and more, are behind the appalling conflict in Syria, and the reason Europe is now struggling to cope with tens of thousands of refugees.

"Combined with the civil war in neighboring Liberia between 1989 and 2003," Mr. Dowden said, "Sierra Leone's war competes with the Rwandan genocide as the world's last, and most appalling, conflict of the 20th Century".

The director of Amnesty International UK, Kate Allen, said: "The UK has fuelled this appalling conflict through reckless arms sales which break its own laws and the global arms trade treaty it once championed.

7.47am BST The UN relief agency for Palestine says the killing of four children on a beach by an Israeli air strike is another "tragic illustration" of the extent to which civilians are suffering in this "appalling conflict".

There is also scope for appalling conflicts of interest: but for a last-minute amendment, the current bill would have allowed firms to write sentencing reports that recommended sending convicts on courses they themselves offered.

More evidence has emerged of appalling conflicts of interest that throw into doubt the advice rendered and the research performed by two prominent psychiatrists who have received substantial funding from the pharmaceutical industry.

All three factions were careful to pick non-controversial people removed from the atrocities of one of Africa's most appalling conflicts, one that has left at least 150,000 people dead.

On Thursday, the British foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, claimed the UN panel of inquiry into that attack had concluded it was carried out either by the Syrian or Russian air force, describing the incident as indefensible and one of the most appalling of the conflict.

This launched the first Congo war.Can this explain the appalling brutality of the conflict?