Sentence examples for drives conflict from inspiring English sources

But in Pakistan, the holiday often drives conflict.

"It is generally not the case that a lack of schools or roads drives conflict," the report quotes Rajiv Shah, the administrator of U.S.A.I.D., as saying.

In any case, what seems most important to Hobbes is the contrast between what drives conflict and what allows cooperative endeavor, rather than any quasi-Stoic view about how reason can overcome the passions.

Today it's the opposite: a drain on our wealth that drives conflict, threatens the planet, and stifles real growth, and the technologies that can sustain it.

As an actor who tries to empathize with every character and role he assumes, even the dictators (finding that "they're just like me" after you peel off all the layers), he knows what drives conflict.

Considering the consequences of decades of impunity in the DRC, which persists today and still drives conflict in Eastern DRC, this report demands the attention of the UN Security Council.

"The things that drive conflict are sensitive to climate, particularly poverty and economic shocks," Adger said.

So again, I think it's economics and ideology that drive conflict and that masculinity as well as militarisation are by-products that that initial combination puts together.

"A sex scene is gratuitous when it only exists for its own sake," he said, adding, "We thought if we were to look at these scenes as we would look at any other scene, to advance the plot, or drive conflict, or overcome an obstacle, then we could apply all that we already knew about scene work and craft to the scene".

Such cases show that climate change in itself does not drive conflict - but the way in which climate change interacts with multiple related factors like declining oil production, food prices, and overlapping political, cultural and economic processes is already generating wild cards that repressive states are ill-equipped to deal with.

But she's very clear on the nature of the skill involved in elevating the book to literature: "The ability to turn yourself into a persona who is able to generate drama, narrative drive, conflict, all the things that are required, is very hard," she told me.