Sentence examples for escape the conflicts from inspiring English sources

But it would run risks in terms of the quality of auditors; and it is not always so obvious that a government agency would manage to escape the conflicts and mistakes to which private firms have so often fallen prey.

Yet even this remote corner of Scotland can't escape the conflicts of the wider world, brought home in an eloquently choreographed scene that culminates in a sermon shaming the "cowards" who haven't yet enlisted in the army.

His outlook would never escape the conflict between idealism and materialism.

Syrian refugees — both Kurds and Arabs — have meanwhile been arriving in Iraqi Kurdistan to escape the conflict in their country.

(Strand, $27.99, not rated) THE LAST STATION The elderly Leo Tolstoy Christopher Plummerrunsuns away from home, hoping to escape the conflicting demands of his wife (Helen Mirren) and leading acolyte (Paul Giamatti).

While a million refugees have travelled to Europe to escape the conflict, thousands have died on the journey across the seas and some 500 children have reportedly drowned.

And this sentence, which found that the Tigers "started point-blank shooting of civilians who attempted to escape the conflict zone".

Kwene Biel has moved as far away from Bor as she can, but she has still not managed to escape the conflict in South Sudan.

Any military intervention in an ethnic war requires long-term involvement to keep factions separated after they migrate to escape the conflict -- that is, de facto "ethnic cleansing".

To prepare: The U.N. Refugee Agency is stockpiling tents, blankets, and other supplies along the Iraqi-Syrian border in case some of the more than four hundred thousand Iraqis who fled to Syria to escape conflict in Iraq decide to return home to escape the conflict in Syria.

More than 2.3 million Yemenis have been internally displaced by the war, many forcibly by the bombings, while more than 160,000 people have arrived in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Somalia and Sudan to escape the conflict.