Sentence examples for grounds for conflict from inspiring English sources

Lacking a significant minority, mere history will do as grounds for conflict.

King Abdullah of Jordan, an important American ally in the Arab world, called poor nations "breeding grounds for conflict" between "Western haves and worldwide have-nots".

Corruption, inequality and the return of nationalism are breeding grounds for conflict, and the events of last week demonstrate that none of us is immune from the ghastly consequences of modern warfare.

"If conservatives want to lay out some grounds for conflict and draw their lines in the sand, wouldn't it be better to concentrate on those responsible for enforcing discipline and Biblical pastoral care rather than those caught in the cross-fire over this issue?" he said.

As the world becomes more and more interconnected, inequality is increasingly a breeding ground for conflict.

"It obviously sets a fertile ground for conflict of interest and misuse of funds," said Dr. Robert M. Califf, vice chancellor for clinical research at Duke University Medical Center.

Given his sexually charged stage productions of Shakespeare, Strindberg and O'Neill (the company was at the Brooklyn Academy of Music last June in Strindberg's "Ghost Sonata"), not to mention his films anatomizing the erotic malaise of marriage, it should come as no surprise that in Mr. Bergman's "Maria Stuart," sex provides even more fertile ground for conflict than religion.

Furthermore, development aid will improve the "poor governance and weak democratic institutions" that the State Department writes "cultivate fertile ground for conflict".

Comedy clubs in the lead-up to the election (and now in its wake) have presented a unique breeding ground for conflict.

By and large, the ME today is a breeding ground for conflict, where vicious cycles of internecine wars and discord destroy economies, creates mass suffering and pit one people against another; and this, sadly, in a region inhabited by people who have long interconnected histories, and who have more in common among themselves than differences, from Tehran to Tel-Aviv.

When this process leads to deepened poverty, large-scale migration, sharpened social cleavages and weakened institutions, the depleted environment and resulting food insecurity become fertile ground for conflict.