Sentence examples for conflicts produce from inspiring English sources

"The more we see that modern civil conflicts produce huge numbers of children who are displaced, and situations that don't get resolved for years, the more important it becomes that, as well as doing food and water, you actually make sure you're protecting these kids from the vulnerabilities around them – like increased rates of rape, and recruitment into the armed conflict".

Conflicts produce violence through death, confinement, torture, and control of spaces of everyday life.

The conflicts produced confused flows of sometimes contradictory information in the early days of the crisis, the report said.

Moreover, Tocqueville's prediction of democracy as a vast and uniformly leveling power seemed to have miscarried by not foreseeing both the extent of the new inequalities and conflicts produced by industrialization and those produced by European nationalisms and imperialism.

Lahiri next tried her hand at a novel, producing The Namesake (2003; film 2006), a story that examines themes of personal identity and the conflicts produced by immigration by following the internal dynamics of a Bengali family in the United States.

An automated procedure is generated to link the integer programming model with each department's data and to resolve conflicts produced by the distribution of processes.

"The conflict produces more victims faster than our collective capacity to help," said Georgieva.

The conflict produced an extraordinary and sometimes nasty political battle over the last few weeks within the judiciary, usually regarded as the reflective branch of government.

The first three months of the German Soviet conflict produced cautious rapprochements between the U.S.S.R. and Great Britain and between the U.S.S.R. and the United States.

In later works, such as the novel Terra Morta (1949; "Dead Land"), he concentrates on the conflict produced by European intrusion on the life of Africans in Luanda province.

PepsiCo said the dismissal stemmed from a conflict produced by the acquisition last summer of the Foote, Cone parent, True North Communications, by Interpublic, which owns other agencies that have worked for decades for Coca-Cola.