Sentence examples for continual conflict from inspiring English sources

The result, as with Bieito's urban carnage, is continual conflict between the composer's intentions and events onstage.

Being near a center of continual conflict has taught them to shrug off events that would alarm investors anywhere else.

During the republic's existence the Orange stadtholders were in almost continual conflict with the states of the dominant province of Holland, competing for leadership of the country.

He said on Tuesday that future generations "should not be expected to bear the burden" of "continual conflict or perpetual war".

Great War Island, Veliko Ratno Ostrvo, was once the centre of continual conflict between Turkish and Austrian armies, but it now contains a bird reserve and – in summer – a popular beach.

Hugh's reign was marked by the unavailing efforts of Charles of Lorraine (imprisoned 991) to assert himself and by continual conflict between Eudes I, count of Blois, and Fulk Nerra of Anjou, whom Hugh later supported.

Although he had jumped at the opportunity to rescue the small company, once there he discovered an unimaginable morass of difficulties, among them continual conflicts within the family.

It's a continual struggle.

Iraq was created by forcefully merging three semi-autonomous Ottoman provinces of the predominately Kurdish Mosul, the Sunni-Arab Baghdad, and the Shiite-Arab Basra after World War I. Consequently, its history has been marked with continual sectarian conflicts between Shia and Sunni Arabs and Kurdish uprisings for self-determination.

Conflict and the continual parsing of conflict go a long way toward filling 24 hours of air time and the bottomless maw that is the worldwide Web.

It would identify the historic tensions between the police and Aboriginal communities as a continual source of conflict.