Sentence examples for conflict stemming from inspiring English sources

Kerry, Hagel and Dempsey described multitudinous scenarios for regional conflict stemming from American inaction.

As far as political conflict stemming from climate change, I do think some countries are [politically] stable, and less likely to see the effects.

The DRC has had a long history of conflict stemming from a painful independence process, to power struggles, to conflicts over resources.

Rather, it was a virtually inevitable conflict, stemming from a long-simmering brew of sectional differences whose primary ingredient was slavery.

Outlining U.S. interests in Bosnia before a skeptical Senate panel, Christopher went beyond the administration's previous rationale of preventing a broader European conflict, stemming the flow of Bosnian refugees and maintaining NATO's credibility.

Holy men in saffron robes, stone idols covered in garlands and multi-limbed gods have come to represent a whole country that is currently experiencing internal conflict stemming from Hindu nationalism.

In short, Teitelbaum and Winter suggest that social conflict stems not from demography but from politics.

At bottom the Girondin-Montagnard conflict stemmed from a clash of personalities and ambitions.

The conflict stems from his promise to give New York $20 billion in the days after Sept. 11.

Peru's interest in the conflict stemmed from its traditional rivalry with Chile for hegemony on the Pacific coast.

The conflict stems from the 1960's, when the coal industry, especially anthracite mining, was ravaged by declining demand.