Sentence examples for exceptional conflict from inspiring English sources

However, a period of exceptional conflict occurred in the 14th century, probably due to the same kinds of drought-induced crop failure that caused the dispersal of the Ancestral Pueblo and Hohokam cultures of the Southwest at approximately the same time.

Note that there are some exceptional cases where conflicts between two tuples remain.

Fewer examine funding source or conflicts of interest, possibly because it is generally assumed that, except in exceptional circumstances, these are unlikely to materially affect results.

The funding, equipment and training transformed civil wars in Guatemala and El Salvador into conflicts of exceptional brutality.

"Although as judges we strive to honor all of these principles, there are times when exceptional circumstances create an irreconcilable conflict between them".

In a normal situation these children would have taken the exam three months ago in their own schools in east Jabel Marra, but now they are in an exceptional war zone, where violence, conflict, displacement and insecurity about their future has become part of their daily lives.

Osama bin Laden successfully provoked the West into using exceptional powers in ways that sometimes have been in conflict with its commitment to human rights and democracy.

"We expected them to become more involved, given their responsibilities and exceptional influence they wield on the protagonists in the conflict," he said in an interview in Le Figaro.

I argue that the novel forces the question of Clarissa's exceptional psychological sensitivity onto the reader but provides seriously conflicting evidence bearing on it.

Moses conceded that while he could not keep track of all potential conflicts, his connections could come into play in exceptional cases.

2. A mystical and vote-winning cult of personality Hugo Chavez was able to build an exceptional popular base in a country ravaged by severe social conflicts.