Sentence examples for complicated conflicts from inspiring English sources

Such unusual strategies -- and the gall to enact them -- are desperately needed as we increasingly face complicated conflicts that seem to have no way out.

As I wrote recently in the context of Egypt and Libya, I do not believe that the United States should have a policy of taking sides in internal conflicts where neither side obviously deserves our support, because history suggests that great powers generally have much more to lose than to gain from entangling themselves militarily with local factions in complicated conflicts.

Amidst all this, the immensely complicated conflicts in Syria and across its border with Iraq could blow tear gas into the oil markets, disrupting even further, yet also pushing combatants to maximise oil sales to fund their war efforts.

It is led by a group of ethnic Tutsi soldiers who used to be rebels in DR Congo's endlessly complicated conflicts, but who were, in a spirit of weary reconciliation, eventually amalgamated into the Congolese government's armed forces back in 2009.

There are enormous and complicated conflicts between the underpinnings of a puritanical American and overwhelming sexual urges that can seem impossible to contain and understand.

Walter Shaub, the former director of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, also underscored in a tweet the complicated conflicts such payments could trigger.

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"They live inside a terribly complicated conflict but think and dream just like we do". Through interacting and meeting the Gaza girls, Jaques saw more similarities between the girls she was photographing herself at a young age from their interest in clothes and makeup to boys at school.

Managing conflicts up and down the chain of command at work can be particularly treacherous, as power differences complicate conflicts and constrain response options.

Requirement information overload and employee turnover problems may complicate conflict detection in the non-functional requirement evolution process.

Pepsi: Obviously the missing keystone to resolving complicated geopolitical conflicts and achieving world peace.