Sentence examples for incipient conflict from inspiring English sources

Charles Helou, who was Lebanon's president and head of state from 1964 to 1970, an era of growing threats and of incipient conflict, died on Sunday at a hospital in Zalka, north of Beirut.

AS EXPLOSIONS from rocket-propelled grenades flashed and thudded on the outskirts, the defenders of this village, who happen to be on the Georgian side of South Ossetia's incipient conflict, seemed resolved but hardly gung-ho.

On the other hand, confirmation bias can result in people ignoring or misinterpreting the signs of an imminent or incipient conflict.

At the same time, incipient industrialization brought conflicts between urban workers and capitalists.

Urban reforms, many inspired by the sweeping transformation of the French capital under Napoleon III and his city planner, Georges-Eugène Haussmann, allowed cities to vie with each other for the title of "Paris of South America". At the same time, incipient industrialization brought conflicts between urban workers and capitalists.

You could fail to get there because your society never gets beyond a condition of internecine conflict and incipient civil war.

With a greater spontaneity, "Daisy Miller" chronicles the life of travelers in the latter half of the same century, following a family of wealthy Americans on a grand tour in which their incipient vulgarity comes into conflict with Old World traditions.

We discuss the role of cytoplasm and genomic conflict in incipient speciation and conclude that cytoplasmic male sterility lowering hybrid fitness is a transient effect with limited potential to form permanent reproductive barriers between diverged populations of hermaphrodite self-incompatible species.

The incipient pullback in capital spending is developing rapidly.

They were therefore not seen by the Government as in conflict with the incipient QMS (e.g. the speech by Ken Shirley MP, reported in Cooper 1987 17).

Welcome as these incipient crises are, however, the war industry also requires immediate conflict.