Sentence examples for continuous conflicts from inspiring English sources
Thenceforward, until the middle of the century, there came a series of virtually continuous conflicts against an alliance of Florence and Venice.
That came at a heavy price, including continuous conflicts with many regimes; the regular closure of our bureaux from Bahrain to Morocco; the arrest, torture and even killing of our journalists; and the sponsorship of smears and hostile rumours to corrode our credibility.
The sudden development leap resulting from UNESCO's recognition of Langkawi Archipelago as a Global Geopark in 2007, leads to continuous conflicts between enhancing environmental protection and meeting tourism and development needs.
The international community's political stance towards Kampuchea had a severe impact on the Vietnamese economy, which was already wrecked by decades of continuous conflicts.
We hope our works will produce communication and provide an opportunity for people to rethink and act against many difficult problems such as deterioration of the global environment and continuous conflicts all over the world.
A vision of British history as continuous conflict remained dominant through the 1970's, in large part thanks to "The Making of the English Working Class".
The declaration of war inaugurated a period of 23 years of almost continuous conflict (or preparation for conflict) between Austria and France (see French revolutionary and Napoleonic wars).
They were allies of the Hephthalite, or "White," Huns and were in continuous conflict with the Wei dynasty of northern China.
The early history of the province is chiefly one of almost continuous conflict between the town of Groningen and the surrounding districts known as the Ommelanden.
"At the moment the alternative is simply a continuous conflict in which there is no winner and the only losers are the people of Syria," the veteran Swedish-Italian diplomat said in an exclusive interview.
After 45 years of almost continuous conflict with every Labour leader from Harold Wilson to Ed Miliband, the veteran left wing MP Michael Meacher was at last serving under an ideological soul mate when, suddenly, he died.
