Sentence examples for burgeoning conflict from inspiring English sources

Although this venture never came to fruition, Higginson continued to try to involve Brown's progeny in the burgeoning conflict.

Far more important – and more daunting – is the need to address the underlying causes of this burgeoning conflict.

But thousands of Tatars are expected to gather for an event that experts say will determine the course of the burgeoning conflict between the Tatars and the pro-Russia regional government.

Until last February, when the burgeoning conflict centered on the city of Homs, the regime's battle tactic was primarily to cordon off and devastate rebel areas with howitzers and tanks and, where it could, with the kind of individual terror that could be visited upon vulnerable civilians by its paramilitary thugs, the shabiha.

But that rhythm of respect was disrupted on Monday when Anjem Choudhury, a militant Islamist associated with a radical group called Al Muhajiroun, announced plans to stage a counter-event in the same town, using hundreds of empty coffins symbolizing the Afghan civilians who have died in the burgeoning conflict with the resurgent Taliban.

Already AQAP has taken advantage of the burgeoning conflict, causing Secretary Carter to cite that group's "great gains".

It is this extremism that is driving the burgeoning sectarian conflict between Sunni and Shia, potentially disastrous on a hitherto undreamed-of scale.

If they were looking for any indication that we were even dimly aware of the burgeoning global conflict between democracy and capitalism, or of the abyssal catastrophe our civilization was just beginning to spill over the brink of, they might need to turn to books that have that embarrassing little Saturn-and-spaceship sticker on the spine.

In 2011, he flew here to speak on a panel about the burgeoning Syrian conflict.

Monitor's burgeoning and conflicting role is symptomatic of a confused and excessively complex system in which it will be difficult for managers to focus on the real issues of care quality and efficiency.

Humanitarian needs are burgeoning and the conflict is ongoing.