Sentence examples for harsh conflicts from inspiring English sources

The debate is just one of many that Israel has been grappling with over the role of religion in the public sphere and increasingly harsh conflicts among the growing ultra-Orthodox minority, the national-religious — or modern Orthodox — camp and the secular, who make up nearly half the Jewish population and whose lives are most often tripped up by the rabbinate's rules.

"Today this message (of peace) goes out to the ends of the earth to reach all peoples, especially those scarred by war and harsh conflicts that seem stronger than the yearning for peace," he said, speaking in Italian from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.

It will eventually lead to mild and even harsh conflicts, but even these type of conflicts will help both you and your significant other at the time decide what they really want in a relationship, nothing is ever a waste of time.

After years of harsh conflict between advocates for gay students and Christian conservatives, the issue was already highly charged here.

So the story as I now have it was that there was harsh conflict between the macroeconomic theorists at UMinn, especially Prescott, and the econometricians who had the nasty habit of showing that those models didn't work.

While Democrats and Republicans alike talked yesterday of a need for bipartisan cooperation, the shift in Senate control follows nearly two years of harsh conflict between them over the kind of nominees Mr. Bush has proposed for the bench.

Further into the chapter, High describes that a fierce battle will erupt between these forces and the Æsir, and that during this, Surtr and Freyr will engage in battle "and there will be a harsh conflict before Freyr falls".

The persistent effect of abolition translates in harsher conflict today in the regions where slave exports increased after 1807.

In the early 1930s unemployment rose, and reductions in wages caused a series of harsh labour conflicts.

As combatants in Colombia's harsh civil conflict, these men -- one a government soldier intent on defending the state, the other a rebel dedicated to toppling it -- survived by feeding on hatred and adhering to the adage of kill or be killed.

Adept at moderating the sometimes harsh political conflict between Federalists and Democratic-Republicans and popular in Massachusetts, he navigated the state in a Federalist direction through the early years of the 19th century as the rest of the country became progressively more Republican.