Sentence examples for frequent conflicts from inspiring English sources

Frequent conflicts with neighbours followed.

There have been frequent conflicts, some with racial overtones, among elected officials.

The students there served as human shields in the frequent conflicts between the police and local gangs.

Gross's time at Pimco was characterized by frequent conflicts with his co-workers and eccentric behavior including, reportedly, banning anyone from talking to him in the mornings.

Franklin D. Roosevelt's frequent conflicts with the Southern wing of his party hinged not on the creation of a welfare state but on segregationist demands that only one race be the beneficiary of it.

Despite the frequent conflicts in and around the park, the mountain gorilla population has doubled since 1992, making the conservation project in Virunga "one of the most successful endangered species programmes in the world", according to De Merode.

(In other words, an elected upper house could lead to frequent conflict between the two chambers).

They are contested spaces where the rights of private ownership and public use come into frequent conflict.

SHE was in frequent conflict with John D. Rockefeller Jr., whom her father had also appointed a trustee of the Frick Collection.

The government has also tried to stamp out loyalty to the exiled religious leader, the Dalai Lama, leading to frequent conflict.

Formerly, the Kayan practiced head-hunting and were in frequent conflict with the Iban and other Dayak groups.