Sentence examples for increase conflicts from inspiring English sources
That will "constrain them to have to take more advantage of human-related foods, which could increase conflicts with humans".
Being explicit about dilemmas may reduce the authority of the network company, increase its vulnerability and increase conflicts among the stakeholders about the role of the network company.
An increase of vulnerable road users in the area, however, can increase conflicts between cyclists and pedestrians, which might in turn cause more accidents between such road users.
We are however cautious in the context of of our other results such as the existence of restrictions on movement and sedentarization that constrain pastoral mobility which can initiate constraints and increase conflicts through changes in land use.
On the other hand, contact can be disruptive: it can prevent children developing a sense of permanence, cause additional emotional strain on children, and can increase conflicts between parents, carers and children [ 1, 6, 7].
Guaranteeing stable and prosperous living conditions for returnees in the country of origin would widen the gap between affected individuals and the rest of society and would probably increase conflicts which otherwise exist on a small scale.
Evidence shows that financial pressures can increase conflict within couples, contributing to relationship breakdown.
They worry that the evictions could increase conflict, lead to the mushrooming of smaller sites without services and force people into locations that are unsafe.
The American Law Institute said that standard was "too subjective to produce predictable results" and tended to increase conflict between divorcing parents, as each tried to prove that the other would be a bad parent.
Consistent with studies of one-shot games, we find that spillovers resulting from social comparisons increase conflict; however, the bargaining process mitigates this effect.
According to the latest IPCC report, climate change will cause massive food shortages, put coastal communities at risk, destroy freshwater supplies and increase conflict worldwide.
