Sentence examples for conflict created from inspiring English sources

The potential conflict created by Andrews's deal with Reebok and her comments during the Rose Bowl was first reported by The Oregonian.

Bolingbroke reported the conversation to the king, who ordered that the conflict created by this betrayal of confidence be settled by a trial by combat.

They parted in May because of a conflict created when a Bozell sibling, FCB Worldwide, became the agency for Compaq Computer.

Carol Dornbush, a spokeswoman for Whitehall Robins in Madison, N.J., said the review was prompted by a conflict created by the merger.

Gen. David H. Petraeus, who oversaw American war efforts in Iraq and now in Afghanistan, told Congress this year that the lack of progress in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict created a hostile environment for the United States in the region.

The same conflict created a rift between Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's Dawa Party and the Sadrists, which together had formed the core of the original Shiite-led coalition but are now competing against each other in Sunday's vote.

Every conflict creates its own hangout.

That these stars were rarely in working alignment — indeed were often in rivalrous conflict — creates a problem.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict creates injustice, gets worse daily and has encouraged a complete reinterpretation of history.

This conflict creates steric repulsion between side chain amino acids of the COX-1 and designed molecules.

This conflict creates a self-perpetuating problem.