Sentence examples for flurry of conflicts from inspiring English sources
Though there were a variety of underlying factors influencing this year's particular flurry of conflicts, the scene's decades-long association with drugs lay at the heart of many of these legal battles.
The event spawned a flurry of conflicting reports about whether he was still alive.
Since then, there has been a flurry of conflicting reports about where Mr. Massoud was hospitalized and whether or not he was still alive.
The flurry of conflicting reports, coming as the deposed leader was moved to the relative comfort of the military hospital in Maadi, where the Shah of Iran spent his last days, prompted a wave of skepticism and mockery from Egyptian bloggers and journalists, who accused the government news agency MENA of exaggerating the seriousness of Mr. Mubarak's condition.
The controversy prompted a flurry of sometimes conflicting explanations from Mr. Golijov's defenders and collaborators.
Rogers's remarks come amid a flurry of confusing and conflicting statements from the administration over what took place in Libya on Sept. 11, a day that also saw massive protests across the Muslim world over an obscure anti-Islam film.
This raised a flurry of questions: What about conflicts?
Intel's announcement came amid a flurry of news, some of it conflicting, in the semiconductor industry.
AMID a flurry of diplomatic activity over the conflict in Georgia, European officials are questioning whether they could have prevented the crisis and gloomily comparing the tensions to those seen ahead of the second world war.
But grim warnings throughout 2009 of a return to conflict generated a flurry of diplomatic activity, culminating in joint US-EU talks on constitutional reform, known as the Butmir process.
For those of us who are both afflicted and blessed by the tendency to feel deeply about people and things, we may find ourselves very conflicted about the flurry of expectations for us to spend money and experience joy for the "holidays".
