Sentence examples for increased conflict with from inspiring English sources

While elephants are worshipped by many in India, shrinking habitat has led to increased conflict with people and the deaths of many of the protected animals.

Hassner describes the inner workings of the Israeli government and Jewish leaders who opted to prevent Israeli/Jewish control of the Temple Mount in order to avoid increased conflict with the Muslim world.

Sleep deprivation alone, has been shown to predispose residents towards more medical errors, injuries, increased alcohol and drug use, and increased conflict with other healthcare staff [ 9].

Adverse effects might include, for example, an increase in inequalities (through being more accessible to, or used by, well-educated patients), or increased conflict with public health priorities (through selection of "less effective" interventions) [ 16].

He was also coming into increased conflict with Richard Hutton, Close, and several members of the committee and senior players.

After the American Civil War, new transcontinental railways made relocation easier for settlers, expanded internal trade and increased conflicts with Native Americans.

At Berkeley, Mr. Alexander came into increasing conflict with colleagues.

As the grocers struggled with wholesalers, they came into increasing conflict with black customers and Latino workers.

Its subsequent reinterpretation of democracy has brought it into increasing conflict with the EU and many of its own citizens.

It also means that he'll be spending even less time at home, becoming increasingly distant from his children and coming into increasing conflict with Ellie.

Opportunities for many but the declining quality of life for others, led to increasing conflict, with riots in Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol and elsewhere and industrial conflict including the miners' strike of 1984.