Sentence examples for enduring conflicts from inspiring English sources

Communication and child-rearing are the enduring conflicts.

"Black dance" has always been a problematic term, not least because of enduring conflicts over race and the body.

But the most striking finding from these so-called intentional individuals and communities is not a rose-tinted vision of alternative prosperity immediately transferable from the margin to the mainstream, but a set of enduring conflicts and tensions.

In the crime dramas "Gods of the Plague" and "The American Soldier," his camera peels back layers of German history to reveal — by way of moods and characters borrowed from American film-noir classics — the Weimar era and its enduring conflicts.

Enduring conflicts and political upheaval across the Middle East and North Africa are stopping almost 14 million children from going to school and shattering "the hopes and dreams" of a generation, according to a new report from the UN children's agency, Unicef.

"Obama has achieved about as much as he could, given the short amount of time in power, the enduring conflicts in interests and deep distrust in the relationship," said Andrew C. Kuchins, a scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

One of the likeliest flash points for a nuclear war is the enduring conflict between India and Pakistan.

— In the middle of the enduring conflict between liberty and public welfare stands Joyce Osborn Wilson and her teeth-whitening business.

In places of enduring conflict like Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea and southern Senegal, no reliable data exist on elephant populations.

And for many Palestinians, the enduring conflict made the idea of coexistence seem increasingly Pollyannaish, if not disloyal.

They were often realized under difficult circumstances that reflected the challenges of filmmaking and the enduring conflict between the art and the business of movies.