Sentence examples for eventual conflict from inspiring English sources

In 1316, Philip of Poitiers, brother of the reigning king Louis X and future Philip V of France, set out to disinherit his infant niece, Jeanne, of the French throne, setting the stage for eventual conflict with England. 1 From 987, with the establishment of the Capetian monarchy, until the death of Louis X in 1316, no French king had failed before to provide a son who survived his father's death.

This is particularly true under conditions when the status quo invites eventual conflict, even warfare.

This ratio, Satō theorized, would enable the Imperial Japanese Navy to defeat the US Navy in one major battle in Japanese waters in any eventual conflict.

Their prewar planning expected a rapid expansion and consolidation, an eventual conflict with the United States, and finally a settlement in which they would be able to retain at least some of the new territory they had conquered.

These perspectives, and Peng's long-held conviction that the primary role of the Communist Party was to improve the welfare of the common people, were contrary to Mao's political goals, contributing to their eventual conflict in the late 1950s.

What startled me in this gripping film (among many other things) was the frank, honest portrayal of the eventual conflict and split between the two powerful figures of Nelson and Winnie.

A deal might not be struck in Geneva, or through currently troubled U.S.-Russian relations, but the ongoing escalation is creating new calculations, as well as new opportunities for an eventual conflict-ending settlement.

When I look back to that first conversation we had on the way in from the LAX, I realize that our eventual conflicts were already visible, had I been alert.

Brad L. says, "I think when it comes to religion, if you are a devout believer in a very specific philosophy you should probably stick to zealots of the same stripe, it just avoids the eventual philosophical conflict and the big fight that ends in you discovering the other person doesn't actually respect your beliefs".

The eventual central conflict in this 30-minutes-too-long movie is a legal/philosophical battle arguing that while Ted may not be flesh and blood, his self-aware quality makes him "alive".

Both the Chetniks under Mihailović and the communist-dominated Partisans, who were led by Josip Broz Tito, resisted the occupying German forces, but political differences led to distrust and eventual armed conflict between them.