Sentence examples for destructive conflict from inspiring English sources

A temple of Augustus and a Byzantine basilica were extensively restored after the destructive conflict between Genoa and Venice.

Neither man wants to walk away from the chance of ending a half-century of destructive conflict.

The bottom line is that a solution to the increasingly opaque and endlessly destructive conflict seems further away than ever.

It is sad commentary on contemporary labor-management relations that this type of destructive conflict was allowed to tear apart and leave permanent scars on a community.

They would surely have taken that advice, and that would have been the end of the mutually destructive conflict between the government and the BBC.

The Nobel Prize laureate John Galsworthy's drama about two English families whose differences escalate into destructive conflict provides provocative and entertaining theater.

Discoveries of new forms of energy and new ways of exploiting them have set the stage for increasingly destructive conflicts over energy sources and uses.

I know the proposed prescription for the problem is first, impossible and second, inflammatory, exhibiting the sort of sentiments that have in the grand sweep of history led great powers into destructive conflicts.

If you want to break this cycle and have fewer destructive conflicts at work, the first step is to become more aware of your feelings and reactions to pressure and stress.

Regardless of intention, though, any move that casts status into doubt, such as a merger or restructuring where groups are suddenly thrown together, may boost the likelihood of destructive conflicts between colleagues.

This week's summit meeting between President Obama and President Xi Jinping of China is an important opportunity for the leaders of the world's two largest economies to chart a smoother path and avoid the destructive conflicts that have historically afflicted relations between rising and established powers.