Sentence examples for conflict years from inspiring English sources

There was nothing about the roots of a conflict years in the making.

Certainly none of the parties should need any reminders of the cost of failure: a day before the deal was signed, the New York-based International Rescue Committee IRCC) released a report suggesting that 5.4m people died during the decade of war in the DRC, and that some 730,000 died between January 2006 and April 2007 alone despite the official end of the conflict years previously.

Net trends showed little difference between periods, with a rate of 1.6% annual gain during conflict years, and 2.5% following the conflict.

Closer inspection revealed spatially concentrated forest loss during conflict years; 96% occurred in protected areas with the most loss in Gishwati Forest Reserve at a rate of −6.1%.

As you've probably already figured out, it's a type of duplicity that all but the most gullible parent immediately sees right through, leading to the time-honored "conflict years" between child and progenitor that you've been immortalizing in your country ever since that "Yakety Yak" song was in vogue.

As you've probably already figured out, it's a type of duplicity that all but the most gullible parent immediately sees right through, leading to the time-honoured "conflict years" between child and progenitor that you've been immortalising in your country ever since that "Yakety Yak" song was in vogue.

The physical violence that was so much part of the post-conflict years … seems to have decreased.

The first 5 years of peace variable is positive and significant across all models suggesting that the early post-conflict years are challenging and that recovery in a healthcare system takes time.

Improvement in the healthcare system may be more noticeable a few years after termination since improvement will require initiation and implementation of related reforms in the post-conflict years.

This happens to be the approach that both governments have eventually embarked on, although in the earlier post-conflict years in Northern Uganda so many resources were channeled into the construction of health facilities, especially in rural areas, that to date many remain non-functional due to acute shortage of human and material resources.

Everyday, civilians in dozens of countries around the world are injured and killed by landmines and other lethal explosive objects left over from conflicts, years after hostilities of war have ended.