Sentence examples for conflicts rising from inspiring English sources

With conflicts rising over immigration to the United States, interest in the Source has surged.

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]).

I think I typically divide each book into three parts because I somehow absorbed that traditional "three-part structure" of traditional fiction, where you have exposition in the first section of the novel (the part where you set up the characters and conflicts), rising action in the middle (the crisis gets bigger and the characters are in turmoil), and some kind of resolution at the end.

The conflicts rose to a grand scale in January 1999, when Yahoo made an unsolicited bid for Geocities.

He said he would ask the State Education Department to take action, or, "if we feel those conflicts rise to a certain nature, then we may have to have a legislative hearing to sort out the dirty laundry".

The conflicts rise from the GPOs' practice of taking fees from manufacturers to push their products to member hospitals.

The death toll from the monthlong conflict rose to 168.

Personal conflicts are inherent in many situations, and not every personal conflict rises to the level of a legal issue.

Their research found that both violent crime and regional conflict rose significantly during periods of temperature shifts like those predicted over the next 40 years.

Living standards in Macedonia plummeted, exports declined, and unemployment, already at more than 30 percent before the conflict, rose dramatically to as high as 40 50 percent, according to some estimates.