Sentence examples for fatal conflicts from inspiring English sources

Most fatal conflicts have few fatalities, but a few conflicts have an extremely large number of casualties (Richardson 1948).

Dailey's frustration with the government peaked during the 1990s after the fatal conflicts at Ruby Ridge and Waco.

But Wakefield had failed to disclose what the Lancet editor later termed "fatal" conflicts of interest, and ten of his twelve co-authors retracted the paper.

It is not a fatal conflict, but a deep fault-line that will long endure, a problem that will never have an easy resolution.

But what if it's actually saying that tiredness causes an increase in aggression towards members of other races, which could lead to violent and potentially fatal conflict?

As Education Secretary Michael Gove's own sense of injustice propelled him into costly and, in terms of his own position, ultimately fatal conflict with the teaching unions.

The editor of the Lancet, Richard Horton, said he would not have published the controversial report had he been aware of this "fatal conflict of interest".

The city remained the puppet of Macedonia and subsequently of the Achaean League until the latter involved it in a fatal conflict with Rome, and in 146 bc Corinth was destroyed by the Roman general Lucius Mummius.

Some of the recent media coverage about the fact that more than 50 people in Peru – the vast majority of them indigenous – are on trial following protests and fatal conflict in the Amazon over five years ago missed a crucial point.

Some of the letters mention the tension and unhappiness in the family about "brother against brother in the fatal conflict". They also mention Charles Henry's enlistment with the 26th Regiment along with his brother Luther and stepbrother Osgood Davis.

Most teenagers have run-ins with their mothers, but little do they know that they already weathered a potentially fatal conflict within the womb: developing as essentially foreign tissue without triggering a hostile immune attack.