Sentence examples for creating clashes from inspiring English sources

The military alliance accused the government of creating clashes between the Restoration Council of Shan State/Shan State Army-South (RCSS/SSA-S) and the Palaung State Liberation Front/ T'ang National Liberation Army (PSLF/TNLA).

For three years in the mid-1990's, the Enola Gay's fuselage was displayed at the Air and Space Museum's main building, on the Mall in Washington, where it created clashes between veterans' groups and antinuclear activists over how it should be described.

I spoke to Kris and Tom (not their real names), an illegal rave organizer and long-time rave DJ, respectively, from the southwest of England, to get their take on how excessive policing can create clashes rather than prevent them.

Similarly, the formation of Ghana's national health insurance scheme created clashes between political elites and technical experts [ 52].

The fitting of the pseudo atomic model of this β-domain has to satisfy two important constraints: the location of its C terminus has to be in close proximity to the linker region and the OL, and the resulting fit should not create clashes upon 14-fold symmetrisation.

The music might feel rhythmically stable on the surface, but having the guitar lines work with tiny microintervals creates clashing harmonic overtones that lurk busily below the surface – like the blurring of ostensibly clear lines in a Bridget Riley painting.

Objects can be dragged and thrown, creating interactions (clashes) between them.

This event split the large Armenian community of Lebanon, creating sporadic clashes between the supporters of Zareh and those who opposed his election.

Instead, Europe's leaders ended up creating a clash of civilizations inside their own frontiers.

The fashion week date saga rumbles on with Milan still trying to move their dates and therefore creating a clash with New York and London.

Mostly he mixes his cool blues with his warm oranges, creating a clashing symphony that is animated without being agitated, at once serene and stimulating.