Sentence examples for flash point for war from inspiring English sources

Its troops are building up on the disputed border of Ethiopia, which has already been a flash point for war.

Asia has morphed into the most likely flash point for water wars.

The policing of hate speech online has become a flash point for many a flame war, these past few months especially, as white nationalists, neo-nazis and others with abhorrent but strictly speaking quite legal viewpoints struggle with being banned repeatedly from the internet's biggest platforms.

But global politics have breathed new life into the conflict, making it a flash point for resurgent tensions between former cold war rivals.

This is a documentary by Lynne Sachs about the protest events that made this unpretentious suburb on the cusp of Baltimore a flash point for citizens' resistance at the height of the war.

In some ways the move to politics harks back to Cannes' earlier years — the festival was started in 1946 as Europe sought to recover from World War II and in the 1960s became a flash point for political unrest; in 1968 Jean-Luc Godard and Claude Lelouche famously halted the festival midway through in solidarity with student protests.

The match at Maksimir Stadium has long been feared as a potential flash point for fans with nationalist fervor and vivid memories of the ethnic clashes that brought war to the region in the 1990s.

Our regulatory system is a flash point for many.

The payroll report has also become a flash point for political arguments.

While neither was ejected, the exchange was a flash point for an intensely played final quarter.

The planned refugee center has been a flash point for weeks, and not just among extremists.