Sentence examples for conflicts up from inspiring English sources

The ratio of artillery pieces to defenders varied considerably in sieges, but in all cases there were more guns than in previous conflicts; up to one artillery piece for every nine defenders was not unknown in extreme cases, such as near Pendennis Castle.

Today we are heading for unprecedented dangers and conflicts, up to and including the end of a habitable planet in the foreseeable future, depriving all future generations of their right to life and the lives of preceding generations of meaning and purpose.

It was necessary: Chinese people ran much of the merchant navy in the second world war, and plenty died for us in conflicts up to and including the Falklands war, and yet they suffered horrible discrimination.

It's also possible, they note, that "unions strengthen the relationship between students and faculty advisors by pushing potential employment-related conflicts up to the university bureaucracy".

The next step in the process is using that machine learning algorithm to help create a model that could help predict conflicts up to five minutes before they occur, using physiological and speech reading.

One in two back the use of military intervention in areas of conflict, up 16 points since October.

Ms. Galinsky says men, now more than women, feel caught between work and parenthood; her surveys show that 59 percent of men report experiencing some or a lot of work/life conflict, up from 35 percent in 1977.

According to the Families and Work Institute's report on the status of workplace flexibility in the United States, in 2008 49 percent of employed men with families reported experiencing work-family conflict (up from 34 percent in 1977).

Do they really expect Lou Diamond Phillips to be able to spice this conflict up in a confessional?

However, study results on biological correlates in distinct subtypes of depression are inconsistent and partly conflicting up to now [ 47].

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs OCHAA) estimates that of the 300,000 forced from their homes in the past several years due to the ongoing conflict, up to a third fled from bandits.