Sentence examples for conflict attracted from inspiring English sources

The interior roads built for the conflict attracted many foreign-based logging companies that sought access to the region's vast forest resources.

This latest phase of the conflict attracted even more global media coverage, and has become a flashpoint for the growing debate around land rights and different models of economic development in Tanzania and Africa more broadly.

A recent appearance on Question Time, during which she defended Jeremy Corbyn's position on nuclear deterrence and said climate change had been a contributing factor to the Syrian conflict, attracted criticism from the stage at the Conservative party conference, and mockery in the pages of the Sun, which called her "charlatan Church" for "striving to reinvent herself as the voice of the poor".

We thus reasoned that if interocular conflict attracts attention, monocular changes (inducing interocular conflict) would be detected faster than both binocular and transparent changes.

This suggests that interocular conflict attracts attention only during the first phase of presentation, and that abnormal fusion is the cause of this.

The results of a second experiment indicated that interocular conflict attracts attention during the first phase of presentation, a phase during which the stimulus is abnormally fused.

We suggest that this is due to the fact that interocular conflict attracts attention during the first phase of presentation, during which time the stimulus is abnormally fused (Liu et al., 1992; Wolfe, 1983).

Two and a half years after its eruption, Syria's fiendishly complex internal conflict has attracted an especially tangled host of outside schemers, punters and players.

On Nov. 12 at 7, it joins with the Poetry Society of America for an evening of verse and prose dating back to the conflict, which attracted the attention of Ernest Hemingway, Federico García Lorca, Pablo Neruda, George Orwell, César Vallejo, and other notables.

But the disclosure that Mr. Harbi had not been on any kind of watch list might also be embarrassing to the Saudis, given what the official said had been his participation in a string of foreign conflicts that attracted Islamic extremists.

Security officials say the several hundred Britons who are known to have joined the fight in Syria eclipses the totals for either Afghanistan or Iraq — two other conflicts that attracted radicalized young fighters from the West but that were more difficult to reach.