Sentence examples for conflict reflecting from inspiring English sources

It was a triangular conflict, reflecting the fiendish complexity of Bosnia-Herzegovina, an ethnic sump during centuries of imperial rivalries in the Balkans.

The use of air power has changed markedly during the long Afghan conflict, reflecting the political costs and sensitivities of civilian casualties caused by errant or indiscriminate strikes and the increasing use of aerial drones, which can watch over potential targets for extended periods with no risk to pilots or more expensive aircraft.

The sample did not include families at the most extreme end of the conflict, reflecting the legal restrictions which precluded the researchers from contacting families (eg, following court action).

The conflict reflects the difficulty of forging multiparty agreements during times of stress and crisis.

First, the pope can emphasize that the "two-state solution" to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict reflects a global moral consensus.

Babak, T. et al. Genetic conflict reflected in tissue-specific maps of genomic imprinting in human and mouse.

The conflict reflected Vladimir Putin's impact on EU decision-making and his campaign to annex parts of and destabilise the rest of Ukraine.

In Egypt, the current conflict reflects the vastly different responses that groups can have to a fledgling democracy after decades of dictatorship.

At a deeper level, the conflict reflects the profound shifts in Germany's view of itself since the end of the cold war.

And the conflict reflected standoffs occurring across American religious communities about issues such as the divinity of Jesus and what the Bible intends about human sexuality.

The conflict reflects the difficulty of forging multiparty agreements during multiparty negotiations, particularly when no formal voting rules have been established.