Sentence examples for heading for conflict from inspiring English sources
"When you grow up without an education it reduces the ability to form civil trust and that means they are heading for conflict," he said.
As it stands al-Nusra is heading for conflict with regional countries, the international community and pro-democratic Syrians, Benotman said.
In the void created when Mayor Richard M. Daley announced his retirement last year, the man who would become Chicago's next leader appeared headed for conflict with the most powerful figure in Daley's City Council.
PAGE 13 Spitzer and Union at Odds A union that is a potent force in Albany, 1199 United Healthcare East, may be headed for conflict with Governor-elect Eliot Spitzer.
They think we're headed for conflict in the streets".
LONDON — Two Belgian mothers, worried for the fate of sons who left home to join Islamist rebels in Syria, reportedly traveled to Turkey this week to urge the authorities there to stem the transit of foreign volunteers heading for the conflict.
In this case, we are still seeing the after-effects of the fall of the Soviet Union and Russian nervouness about the example that Ukranian nationalism/independent-mindedness might serve for its own minorities.The lesson of all this is not, one hopes, that we are heading for wider conflict but that the decay of empires has aftershocks, like a massive earthquake.
Although Trump called himself a "big fan" of intelligence agencies, he is heading for a conflict over the issue because he has cast doubt on their assessments that Russia targeted the election and the campaign of his opponent, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton.
Net neutraility: While I believe that uniform throttling when done transparently and equally for all applications, including the ISP's own, can be justified in some cases, we are heading for a major conflict between the delivery of iTunes/Netflix/YT/Hulu content versus the licensed content of the MSOs and Telcos.
Otherwise, we're headed for intergenerational conflict throughout the West.
NEW DELHI — About a hundred Tibetan exiles on a six-month protest march to their homeland defied the Indian government's orders to halt Tuesday, and could be headed for a conflict with the local police.
