Sentence examples for conflicts grew from inspiring English sources

But when she returned from the high school trip to Chicago, the conflicts grew so intense that Miss G. took her in one night.

The economic basis of Aceh's position was the spice trade, and these conflicts grew out of Aceh's attempt to consolidate a monopoly over the pepper trade.

As the post-9/11 conflicts grew in size and complexity, some U.S. military leaders realized we were fighting a type of enemy that would require fundamental changes in operations and strategy.

Neither the Scalian view's idea of property, nor its conception of justice, could be sustained as the Court's understanding of the range of potential takings expanded and the complexity of property conflicts grew.

James Robinson, a political economist and director of The Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts, grew interested in the public health toll of government crises and population displacement.

But he said he saw little possibility of conflicts growing out of the fund.

Mr. Rapp pointed out that those conflicts grow more heated when dealing with the tempestuous years of adolescence.

Political conflicts grow out of rivalries like those between jocks and freaks that once split the nation's high schools.

Then came the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — and the Army proved too small to sustain both conflicts, growing to its current strength of 570,000.

The reality is that, as people age, their conflicts grow less acute and their ability to draw pleasure from the more agreeable aspects of life increases.

Character, themes, conflicts, grow out of the central premise.