Sentence examples for conflict equally from inspiring English sources

It's another type of conflict, equally deep and old.

If there is ongoing conflict or even a likelihood for conflict, equally splitting the holidays each year may not be the best option for children during holidays.

A portion of the Web site boycottthepost.org, which is encouraging a one-week boycott of The Washington Post in June, complained that the newspaper "presents both sides of the conflict as if each were equally valid and credible".

Unlike many journalists, he recognises that some press claims can be absurd and that the right to speak freely can be in conflict with equally basic rights, such as the right to privacy or to justice.

Both sides in the conflict are equally violent, he says.

He did not feel that all sides to this conflict were equally guilty.

And beyond the physical toll of their circumstances, the long-term impact of the conflict is equally devastating.

But, then, you also insist that they conform to a centuries-old ecclesiastical system that may conflict with equally venerable ideas that they inherited from their families or social standing in the world.

It brings significant pressure on the Israeli government - pressure that works both ways, on the one hand to push it into escalating the conflict, but equally reminding it of the potential cost of any drawn-out conflict.

A closer analysis of the underlying item revealed that the change in "Conflict" was equally due to the change in both underlying items (Table 3).

Armed conflict may equally increase vulnerability of women and girls by exposing them to increased risk of infection with HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, through sexual violence and absence of access to healthcare and testing [ 6].