Sentence examples for chronic conflicts from inspiring English sources

And given her chronic conflicts with Mr. Penske, she likes being seen as a flight risk.

When parents and teachers have chronic conflicts, Ms. Lee assumes that, as in a bad marriage, both sides are telling "the truth," at least from their perspective.

Drought events were reported to be frequent hazards in the area and had devastating impacts on household livelihoods, pasture and water, which escalates the area's chronic conflicts, insecurity and food insecurity.

Carr et al recently pointed out that "the chronic conflicts between jobs and families in academic medicine are increasingly surfacing as [men and women]... become less willing sacrifice balance for the sake of an academic career".

Health-care workers will also benefit, since real or perceived disproportional care in the ICU leads to acute or, much worse, more subtle chronic conflicts within the team, resulting in poor quality of care [ 5, 9, 10, 12].

Chronic conflict springs from both these sources.

According to the agency, with 80% fleeing war in Syria and 14% escaping chronic conflict in Afghanistan.

They say the guerrillas, facing Mr. Barak's pledge to withdraw Israeli troops by July, are pushing for an impressive 11th-hour showing in the chronic conflict.

Their chronic conflict had been among the great sorrows of my life; but suddenly, the past was, quite literally, forgotten.

Northern white rhinos have suffered from the loss of their traditional habitats in Central African Republic, Chad, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan, nations that have been hit by decades of chronic conflict, lawlessness and misrule that made conservation impossible.

The 33-year-old youth activist is a survivor of the chronic conflict and insecurity of northern Uganda, having seen his elder brother abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army rebel group.