Sentence examples for conflict sparked from inspiring English sources

A VIOLENT internal conflict sparked by a power struggle between two of South Sudan's leaders threatens to destroy the young country's hopes of peaceful independence.

Also in 2010 a UN report on human rights abuses that occurred in neighbouring Congo during its 1993 2003 conflict sparked an uproar in several countries that were cited in the document, including Rwanda.

The raging conflict sparked in South Ossetia only underscores that each hotspot serves as a tool for Russia to block the region's western integration, to keep strategic energy reserves, trading routes and markets in its "orbit".

Its main effort a 14-year-old UN peacekeeping mission has failed to end "Africa's world war", which started as an ethnic conflict sparked by the genocide next door in Rwanda before descending into murderous anarchy farther afield.Now things are changing.

Imagine a conflict sparked by a confrontation between China and Japan over the Senkaku Islands.

The conflict sparked a tragic humanitarian crisis, which forced more than one million people from their homes.

They are the ones resolving injustices we protest the few times a year a conflict sparks our curiosity.

Those conflicts, sparked by court injunctions against national forest timber sales, eventually led to the creation of President Clinton's Northwest Forest Plan.

In the wry context of tweaked myths, Gomes mines human-interest stories for their authentic human interest, finding high drama in intimate conflicts sparked by unemployment or cuts in social services, by twists of temperament or the force of desire.

The impact of present imbalances is also seen in the premature death of many of the poor, in conflicts sparked by the shortage of resources, and in any number of other problems which are insufficiently represented on global agendas.

"Our personal and intimate identities are open to surveillance, and those who are displaced, seeing conflicts sparked by fear, are the most vulnerable".