Sentence examples for budding conflict from inspiring English sources
Beyond the warlord and clan fighting, there is now a budding conflict with Western aid workers.
In linking the raging civil war in Syria to the growing unrest here in Iraq, the declaration is one of the surest signs yet that the sectarian battles under way in both countries are regarded by Sunnis as two elements of a budding regional sectarian conflict.
So while Jessica and Ryan are dealing with their budding romance, parental conflicts and other emotional baggage, Ryan, as a member of the Chatham A's with a spotty collegiate past, is hoping to win a professional contract.
The Black Panther in response injected himself into an international conflict that involved budding heads with The Avengers ( Captain America: Civil War) to find the killer and bring him to justice.
It was perhaps the fiercest engagement yet between the budding opposition army and the government during the three-week-old conflict.
But he seems to have retooled himself for the US market, with the Times noting he "doesn't see a conflict between his roles as a budding public intellectual and private party host".
Evidence for each of these conflicting models has been presented for budding yeast, where the centromere is genetically defined by an ∼120-bp functional sequence on each of the 16 chromosomes.
This conclusion is in conflict with evidence of aging in the budding rather than fission yeast and may be a consequence of not including repair as an alternative mechanism of dealing with damage.
In budding yeast, a single cenH3 (Cse4) nucleosome occupies the ∼120-bp functional centromere, however conflicting structural models for the particle have been proposed.
