Sentence examples for conflict exploded from inspiring English sources

The conflict exploded last week when executives at Google said it and more than 30 other American companies had come under sophisticated attacks from hackers.

But last week the conflict exploded into one of the central disputes in the government's review of America Online's proposed acquisition of Time Warner.

Tensions between Sudan and South Sudan have been brewing since the South's independence from Sudan last year, but the military conflict exploded in a flash in the last week.

So outspoken was Djindjic that he felt compelled to flee Serbia for the neighbouring republic of Montenegro during the allied bombing campaign of Yugoslavia when the Kosovo conflict exploded in 1999.

It is not clear why killing unarmed civilians would be part of this equation, but ever since the Darfur conflict exploded in western Sudan in 2003, massacres of civilians have been a recurrent theme.

But when Arab-Jewish tensions, fueled by the emerging nationalist conflict, exploded into a bloody anti-Jewish riot in May 1921, thousands of Jaffa's Jews sought refuge in Tel Aviv.

Given the regional turbulence and the continuing debilitating status of the Palestinians, unless the U.S. initiates a new peace offensive it will only be a matter of time until the Israeli-Palestinian conflict explodes with more far-reaching regional repercussions than can be envisioned.

"When the conflict completely exploded and got out of hand, that meant that the IDPs, being some of the most vulnerable within society, were really struggling".

General Powell was warned, according to an account of the briefing, about a possible conflagration in Burundi, a Central African country where an ethnic conflict could explode into large-scale killing.

It recalled the approach by President Nixon and his secretary of state, Henry Kissinger, to treat the Soviet Union, in Mr. Kissinger's words, as "both adversary and collaborator;" playing the latter role, to keep "ideological conflict from exploding into a nuclear war".

WASHINGTON, May 31 (Reuters) - The White House on Thursday accused Iran of "malignant behavior" for propping up Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and warned anew that the country's conflict could explode into a wider proxy war unless Assad steps down.