Sentence examples for conflict surfaces from inspiring English sources

But from underneath, the longer the battle rages, a more primal conflict surfaces, too, tribe against tribe.

An overall conflict surfaces between individual agents assuming responsibility for 'stewarding' bacteria, against funding systems and structures imposing responsibility for economic growth.

She found that the legacies of authoritarian societies and the trauma of conflict surfaced in these trainee groups.

Such a conflict surfaced several years ago in southern Staten Island when borough officials wanted to create ball fields out of a chunk of Bloomingdale Park for residents of new homes sprouting nearby, recalled Henry Stern, a former parks commissioner.

Age-old conflicts surfaced repeatedly during Saturday's concerts.

Their conflicts surface in ways both mundane (an inordinate amount of dialogue is devoted to being on time for practice) and philosophically predictable.

He said that while conflicts surfaced during those years as he began realizing he was gay, the educational experience was invaluable to him.

By focusing on conflicts surfacing during deliberations while ignoring the affirmations of continuity in the final documents, this interpretation presents Vatican II as a rupture with the Catholic past and substitutes a vague "spirit of the council" for those texts on which the council voted.

The mutually conflicting surface charge requirements for nanoparticles to have long circulation and good cell affinity have made the development of polymer nanoparticles for controlled drug delivery fall into a dilemma.

When these issues and conflicts surfaced tin the early movement, there were no simple solutions.

In some nations, there is evidence that conflicts surfaced between the different policy-makers taking part in the workshops.