The phrase "conflicts rise" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which the number or intensity of conflicts is increasing. Example: Despite efforts to promote peace, conflicts continue to rise in the region.
With conflicts rising over immigration to the United States, interest in the Source has surged.
The conflicts rose to a grand scale in January 1999, when Yahoo made an unsolicited bid for Geocities.
To win their share of resources, many groups believe they have to fight.The intensity of various regional conflicts rises and falls with the level of government funds available.
Streeter was named to the position after Scherr unexpectedly resigned on March 5. Probst also said the organization's ethics committee would address potential conflicts rising from Streeter's role on the U.S.O.C.'s board while she serves as chief executive, which is a paid position.
This stabilisation, in many cases, may also be considered what is at stake in conflicts rising in public areas and may become the objective of explicit strategies of control and domestication (Kärrholm [2008]).
Acled continues to collect data for 2015, which could see the total estimated death toll for the conflict rise to 70-80,000, excluding those whose deaths are attributable to disease or malnutrition.
At the same time, intrinsic values of the 'actual family' and its stabilising role in wider family society were also described: "What I'm saying is…you cannot make this conflict rise in that home, because by all, either right or wrong…you have to make them live together".
Eg: Black Flag, Minor Threat, Bad Brains, Gallows, Poison Idea, Suicidal Tendencies (although they are mostly thrash metal), AFI (early), Conflict, Rise Against, Agnostic Front, Kill Your Idols, etc. Beatdown hardcore (or moshcore/beatdown/youth crew/tough guy hardcore) - Hardcore punk made heavier with some more intense, shouted vocals and low-chugging breakdowns.
The death toll from the monthlong conflict rose to 168.
