Sentence examples for ease clashes from inspiring English sources

The next day someone threw a molotov cocktail at the town's synagogue.The challenge of integration is threefold: to ease clashes of culture between migrants and the native population; to avert a xenophobic backlash in politics; and, most important, to bring foreigners into the workforce.The first of these will take time.

Yes, there's change, but it took a naked Muslim girl to get that change".More exposure may help ease culture clashes between individuals, but tackling the political backlash against immigrants is harder.

The foreign ministry's desire to ease US concerns clashes with the atomic energy ministry's need for the deal.

Even so, Mr. Campbell's ease with policy clashed spectacularly with his grasp of politics on Sept. 18, during the final throes of Senator Robert Torricelli's abbreviated re-election campaign.

He seems most at ease with a brassy clash of cultures: Thor, in a diner, dashing his mug of coffee to the floor and crying, "Another!," or striding into a pet store and declaring, "I need a horse".

"Most urgent is to dispel the impact of the Cheonan incident, gradually ease tension and especially avoid a clash," Mr. Wen said on the southern Korean resort island of Jeju, which hosted the summit meeting.

But clashes appear to have eased considerably in the past few days after planeloads of foreign journalists arrived in the capital at the government's invitation.

Five wins and a draw saw Aberdeen top the group with ease, to set up a semi-final clash with Celtic.

Tagging along reluctantly is the bride's brother, Ian Jim Howickk), a modest geography teacher ill at ease among these braying bankers and their clashing egos.

The protesters are not yet in the clear, but with no signs of impending clashes, the tension is beginning to ease.

The Republican sweep also could bolster Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has clashed with Obama over White House efforts to ease Israeli-Palestinian tension.