Sentence examples for devastating conflicts from inspiring English sources
For Tyler Hicks, a staff photographer for The New York Times, it's trips to places like Gaza or Syria and photographing the longstanding yet reliably devastating conflicts there.
With devastating conflicts raging in so many countries, creating a more peaceful and stable world has to be top of everyone's New Year resolutions.
Future research could also include a focus on "wildcards": rather unlikely events which could have significant impact on the industry, for example steam cracker breakdowns, zero emission controls and devastating conflicts between the Eastern and Western countries.
The people Sweden has allowed to enter come mainly from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, countries undergoing devastating conflicts.
But among the 195 nations taking part in the talks, several are facing emergencies seemingly more pressing than climate change: They are facing devastating conflicts back home.
Thousands of asylum seekers have died at sea and scores have died on land as the world experiences its worst refugee crisis since the World War II, driven by devastating conflicts in Africa and the Middle East.
The Houtis blame him their founder's death and for six years of devastating conflict.
In Europe and beyond, a new social and political world order was emerging after years of devastating conflict.
The short-term effect of this abandonment would be the end of controls on Iran's nuclear programme, resulting in another source of devastating conflict in the Middle East and beyond.
"Over the past decade, Liberia has moved from a country mired in devastating conflict to a country celebrating the highest rate of decline in child mortality in Africa," said Sheldon Yett, UNICEF's Representative in Liberia.
From achieving Universal Child Immunization (1989) to establishing The National Child Protection Authority (1998) to providing decades of crucial relief in the wake of devastating conflict and natural disaster, UNICEF has played a pivotal role in creating an environment in which children have the best chance to survive and thrive.
