Sentence examples for clash created from inspiring English sources

The clash created a professional rivalry, ending when McCormick was named Burchill's successor over Fili-Krushel in 1993.

That clash creates your irony".

The clashes created panic among the residents and brought life in Sidon to a standstill as many shops closed.

Goddard and Doyle said that clashes and restlessness during recording led to "unpleasant" periods of silence, but ultimately thought the clashes created "something more interesting because you have these different voices and not one person dictating".

The danger is that talks once more get bogged down in procedural issues, and that more armed clashes create an atmosphere that is not conducive to progress.

Afghan warlords clashed, creating such chaos that many outsiders, including the United States, at first welcomed the Taliban as a pacifying force.

The clashes create new challenges for President Thein Sein, who in his 19 months in power has worked to meet a clamor for economic and political changes while trying to also deal with unsettled relations among the country's many ethnic groups.

When the mix was right, however, as with a lemon yellow jacket shown with a black sweater and a turquoise mini-skirt, the seemingly mad clash somehow created a look that was almost understated.

Although Amnesty International in 2003 found considerable improvement in the human rights situation, attributed to a ceasefire and peace talks between the government and the LTTE, by 2007 they reported an escalation in political killings, child recruitment, abductions, and armed clashes, which created a climate of fear in the north and east of the country.

The rival parties focused on how to use such a clash to create a favorable impression for themselves before parliamentary and presidential elections next year.

It meanders through its themes of murder, romance and culture clash without creating the social texture that might have bound them together.