Sentence examples for increasing conflict with from inspiring English sources

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.

BT has pushed into pay-TV in recent years with substantial investments in sports rights, bringing it into increasing conflict with Britain's leading pay-TV provider, Sky, which has also become a big player in UK broadband.

But there they were, alien as hallucinations and symbolic of a motorized recreation trend that is coming into increasing conflict with other forms of forest use, as well as some fundamental values associated with wild places.

The Taliban's strict interpretation of Islamic law has led to increasing conflicts with aid organizations.

"As human population increases and habitat is altered," Mr. Pozzanghera said, "you will see increasing conflicts with wildlife".

Oil and gas exploration in the far north has led to increasing conflicts with indigenous peoples in recent years.

"Fast economic development is leading to increasing conflicts with the capacity of the environment to absorb" demands, the ministry said in a statement late last month.

The Zambian proposal echoed the Tanzanian argument, saying, "The primary risk to the long-term survival of the elephant in Zambia is not international trade but increasing conflicts with legitimate human interests such as agriculture as shown by the rising number of human-elephant conflicts.