Sentence examples for conflicts lie from inspiring English sources

There are very few people in whom I don't detect bias based on where their conflicts lie".

Either way, children -- or the prospect of children -- seem to heighten whatever insecurities and conflicts lie just beneath the hard-won equilibrium of unequal incomes.

What he focused on was both a hoary old favourite, and a newly popular preoccupation, of debates on world affairs: the rising risk of wars over fresh water, as populations increase and the world gets drier".As the global economy grows, so will its thirst...many more conflicts lie over the horizon," he said, after deploring the fact that "too often, where we need water, we find guns".

Beyond the horrifying specifics of armed conflicts lie more pervasive and diffuse landscapes of militarism.

Mr. Ryan, who has the support of the school's board of directors, said the roots of the conflicts lay in protracted labor negotiations that lasted nearly two years before a contract was approved last year.

That would be a pity, for there are plenty of other issues tensions over Taiwan, over oil and gas exploration and over competing island claims that could be better managed by being able to reach for the phone rather than sending in gunboats, as China and South Korea have sometimes done in the past.Behind these sharpened conflicts lies something still more troubling.

The Quests would sparingly fight "monsters of the week", instead battling antagonists whose conflicts lay in "personal objective or ambition... opposed by Dr. Quest".

This does not rule out, however, that such landuse conflicts lay once at the heart of some of these often long lasting struggles.

But this time the roots of the generational conflict lie not in a New York family of Eastern European origin but in a New Jersey family of Indian background.

The rise of Islamic radicalism is often presented in starkly political terms, but what happened in Peshawar this week is a reminder that, at the heart of the current conflict, lie two very different understandings of Islam.

A root of the conflict lies in Aspen's distinctive governing structure.