Sentence examples for generated conflict from inspiring English sources

The Zazagua hydroelectric dam has led to water shortages in the area, which has generated conflict between neighbouring communities.

Jesus' attitude to the observance of the law generated conflict with the Pharisees, and he also aroused the fear and hostility of the ruling Jewish authorities.

Jesus' attitude to the observance of the law generated conflict with the Pharisees; he also aroused the fear and hostility of the ruling Jewish authorities.

In contrast, Morales has made changes in Bolivia, including land reform (ie taking land from the wealthy) and higher taxes on national and international corporations, which have inevitably generated conflict in one of the world's most unequal countries.

It generated conflict, sparked off wars and displaced hundreds of thousands of people.

The agrarian reform generated conflict within and between indigenous communities, alienated Guatemala's landowners, and disturbed the Guatemalan military because it disrupted the order that had long prevailed in the countryside.

Inevitably, the competing interests generated conflicts.

The few well-designed studies evaluating antacids in the treatment of GERD have generated conflicting results.

This coexistence of different forms of use around the same resource has generated conflicts.

Even the simplest car accident case generated conflicting evidence so it was normal the JFK investigation did so too.

Nutrition has made advances but it has also generated conflicting information, making nutrition practice more complex for healthcare practitioners.