Sentence examples for in constant clashes from inspiring English sources

In response, they organized and started one of the most visible and passionate protests the nation had ever seen, which resulted in constant clashes with police.

Mason's policies led him to come into constant clashes with the Conservative members of the council.

However, the game was marred by a high tackle on defender Denis Irwin by Feyenoord midfielder Paul Bosvelt (leaving the Irish international six weeks out at a crucial stage of the season and causing something of a media frenzy back in Britain) and constant clashes between both sets of fans.

This was illustrated by five of the respondents in the in-depth interview; they reported having constant clashes with their husbands due to the cost they incurred after their diagnosis.

In late 1967, Mr. Cole resigned, frustrated by constant clashes with the station's owners and less than thrilled by the psychedelic music coming to the fore.

Throughout the second half of the 1990s there were constant clashes between police and jihadists, and in 1997 Egyptian jihadists murdered 58 tourists at Luxor's temples.

It was wired, confused and confusing, with constant clashes around race, class, gender and politics, idealism and ideology.

Constant clashes, however, developed between the New Jersey and the New York proprietors over the precise nature of the New Jersey grant.

This behavior goes back to the American Embassy hostage crisis in 1979 -- which led to the overthrow of Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, the first elected president -- up to Ahmadinejad's constant clashes with the West over Israel and the Holocaust.

There were constant clashes between Haddad's troops and the 6,000-person 6,000-person

This may cause constant clashes to the point where living with roommates again might not be sounding all that bad.