Sentence examples for connected conflicts from inspiring English sources

The Napoleonic Wars, the name for a succession of connected conflicts between the armies of the French Emperor Napoleon and his European opponents, were nine years old when the War of the Fifth Coalition ended in 1809.

But the close-ups of faces convey reams of inchoate emotion and enhance the stumbling poetry mouthed by characters whose urge to connect conflicts with their innate sense of caution.

We advance the Team Conflict Dynamics Model to connect conflict profiles with key variables in the nomological net: psychological safety, conflict management, and team performance.

We design a graph in which the vertices correspond to a finite set of maneuvers and the edges connect conflict-free maneuvers.

We define the concept of freedom degree of a variable to make a compromise between these two criteria, and introduce a diversification criterion by choosing non-conflicted variables connected to conflicted ones.

On the surface they appear as if they deal with local matters connected to conflicts or social tensions from the place in which I come.

"All other holidays are in a more or less degree connected with conflicts and battles of man's prowess over man, of strife and discord for greed and power, of glories achieved by one nation over another.

In a speech on Wednesday, President Bush declared that Georgia's "young democracy" had "come under siege" by Russia, and he connected the conflict in the Caucasus with the battle against terrorists and the United States' efforts to aid the rise of free societies.

Petty is hardly the only one to claim that religion is connected to conflict.

It was unclear yesterday whether the fight was connected to previous conflicts in the neighborhood.

For years, a debate raged among Middle East analysts on how connected the many conflicts in the region were.