Sentence examples for divisive conflict from inspiring English sources
Other reports based on comments obtained from miners by Jonathan Franklin, who is writing a book about them, referred to fears of starvation and divisive conflict, including fistfights.
It is both a political drama and a spy thriller, cinematic in its ambition, and it tells a complex story from many perspectives, covering a particularly divisive conflict, over the course of eight hours.
Indeed, this book reads like the absolute opposite of Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried, the clipped, cool fragmentary narrative that has long served as the canonical US literary account of that divisive conflict and its ongoing aftermath.
Throughout much of the period of conservative domination of presidential elections from 1968 to 1988 — and in terms of Congressional power from 1994 to 2006 — the Republican Party had a major election-day edge: there was far more ideological cohesion and less divisive conflict on the right than on the left.
In a confidential letter, the foreign secretary told senior members of the government they should not be drawn on the controversial issues that drew the UK into a politically divisive conflict that led to the death of almost 200 British troops and tens of thousands of Iraqis.
It takes us way back, and sets up for divisive conflict, a divide that many have shed blood to get across.
But there were still divisive conflicts in society.
The Supreme Court has taken a decisive role in resolving some of the nation's most divisive conflicts.
The recent Truth and Reconciliation summary report into Canada's residential school system noted the relationship between the federal government and aboriginal peoples was "deteriorating" over "divisive conflicts over Aboriginal education, child welfare, and justice".
A small group of archaeologists is hoping to make a difference in one of the world's most divisive conflicts.
In a curious twist in the tale, these controversies may well have accelerated the use of smart grid technologies to advert costly and divisive conflicts on these scales in the future. .
