Sentence examples for conflict demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Though air power alone may not win wars, this conflict demonstrated that over time it can grind down an opponent's will to resist.

The conflict demonstrated that European nations have fallen well behind the United States in many areas, including precision-guided weapons, mid-air refueling, airlifting of war matériel, electronic jamming and weapons to knock out enemy air defenses.

Mr. Bush's public endorsement of Israel's right to defend itself, and his private effort to urge Mr. Sharon to show restraint if Saddam Hussein tries to draw the country into any conflict, demonstrated the tremendous concern in the White House and in Israel about how a confrontation with Iraq could spill into Mideast politics.

Furthermore, those with lower family-to-work conflict demonstrated increased compliance with safety rules and more willingness to participate in discretionary safety meetings.

The independent association between hardship due to lack of food and PTSD symptoms regardless of experience of traumatic events related to armed conflict demonstrated in this study indicates that food security alleviate the negative influence of traumatic events on the occurrence of PTSD symptoms.

The conflict demonstrates that tensions between former Milosevic opponents linger in the new government.

Individuals that can unravel technical problems, attract resources, or manage internal conflict demonstrate their usefulness to the rest of the organization and gain power.

This conflict demonstrates the core problem in educating the public and the profession in cannabis, its benefits, and its risks.

This conflict demonstrates a consistency in the Trump administration trade approach: their goals do not match their timetables.

In the process, they avoid conflict, demonstrate resolve and focus in their use of time, and provide decisive and assertive answers to problems through authoritative knowledge built over many years.

Their unanimous disregard for the influence of regional geopolitics, human rights, and economics in conflict demonstrates their obliviousness to the roots of terrorism and dumbs down the foreign policy discussion.