Sentence examples for increasingly conflicts from inspiring English sources

This increasingly conflicts with the determination to prevent Iraq from laying its hands on any technology that could conceivably be put to military use.

Thanks to the fast-growing Palestinian population, the dream of a greater Israel increasingly conflicts with the still more precious idea of a Jewish state.One sad irony of this dispute in the Holy Land is how few holy people are trying to make peace.

Incomes are increasingly conflict-dependent, whether it is through smuggling, selling weapons, kidnapping, even distributing aid.

The user-generated content was increasingly conflicted and there was just too much of it.

The book found that, as income fell, demands to provide care increasingly conflicted with work.

But, even more important, it highlights Coltrane's tense and increasingly conflict-torn contention with his own musical heritage, style, and material.

McDougal said that confronting illness, and embracing a cause she wanted to speak about, made her feel increasingly conflicted about the moral compromises of silence.

The demands of the farm, which he bought at his wife's urging (they are now divorced), increasingly conflict with the demands of art.

The inflation tax thus became the adjustment variable for an increasingly conflict-ridden and inviable society (see Mallon and Sourrouille 1975).

DeLonge felt increasingly conflicted both about his creative freedom within the group and the toll touring was taking on his family life.

After all, football provides hope to millions and a sense of unity among diverse peoples in an increasingly conflict-ridden world.