Sentence examples for conflict drop from inspiring English sources

The configurations of the under study networks apply a conflict drop resolution mechanism.

When I first met up with my course compatriots – from the World Service, Newsnight, Radio 4, Millbank – there was a teeny competitive thing going on – not so much name dropping as conflict dropping.

However, if we remove such markers, then these conflicts drop to only 7%.

Work-life conflicts dropped, as employees were better able to mesh their family and work schedules.

Six months after a punitive military strike against Assad was mooted in our own parliament the conflict has dropped off the political agenda entirely.

The US had already taken unilateral actions to aid civilians caught in the conflict by dropping humanitarian supplies into Bosnia under Operation Provide Promise, and many US officials argued for the use of military force.

By pooling such data, scientists conclude that the number of violent deaths due to armed conflicts has dropped in the 50 years since the Korean war.

The mine was so controversial that community conflict (and the drop in silver prices) caused the company's stock price to drop to the point where the CPPIB pulled their funding.

In the end, Valenti — perhaps fearful that the press would hear about the covert policy change, and about his ongoing conflict with Heffner — dropped the issue.

Moreover, about a quarter of children worldwide – half of them living in conflict-affected areas – drop out of primary school before their studies are complete, a statistic that has remained unchanged since the millennium development goals were introduced.

The conflict may have dropped from the headlines and there is not the same bombastic rhetoric being hit back and forth by Washington and Moscow, but it is a clear case of Russia not following its words with actions.