Sentence examples for conflicts whether from inspiring English sources

Desertification and land degradation is at the root of conflicts, whether it be Nigeria or Syria.

"He's been at the center of the most important international conflicts, whether it's Iraq, Iran, North Korea," Ms. Bershtel said.

Ariza said Koncz remains at the center of the team's conflicts, whether attempting to have Roach fired, or failing to give credit to others, two charges Koncz dismissed.

I don't love the term "issue book" because as far as I can tell all books are about "issues" (aka "problems" or "conflicts"), whether they're issues in the characters' lives or issues in the world around them.

He suggested that by closely studying enough different conflicts, whether in places like Corsica or in an American urban neighborhood, it might be possible to arrive at overarching theories to explain the violence.

Among the topics proposed in the memo are how a military objective is appropriately determined and defined in contemporary conflicts, whether it is possible to protect civilians during aerial bombardments and whether facilities essential to public health, like water treatment plants, should be military targets.

Dr. Kernberg concludes that unhappy homes with conflict, whether overt or hidden, benefit the children.

America is now fully entangled in this conflict, whether it knows it or not.

Abse noted that many of the poets making their debut this year were inspired by conflict, whether in Iraq, Sri Lanka or Ireland.

"However, today the means to wage such conflict, whether through cyberattack, competition for resources or sanctions and other economic tools, is broader than ever.

Companies, in particular, have succeeded – in their terms, using the language of conflict – whether it be conquering new markets or destroying the opposition.