Sentence examples for later conflict from inspiring English sources

That is, rather than stressing the corrupting initiative of adults in the etiology of neuroses, Freud concluded that the fantasies and yearnings of the child were at the root of later conflict.

The Taiping revolt in the mid-19th century led to the deaths of more than 20m, and a decade later conflict between Han Chinese and Muslims killed another 8m-12m.

Serbs said they were angry at what they saw as an attempt to link the first world war and the later conflict which saw the disintegration of the former Yugoslavia – and to put the blame on them.

The Tate's 2014 programme includes major exhibitions from: Henri Matisse, Piet Mondrian, JMW Turner, and 100 Years Later: Conflict, Time, Photography - a photographic exhibition timed to coincide with the centenary of the First World War.

The role of Petersburg in this later conflict dominates commemorations of its military history.

Now, a decade later, conflict in Darfur continues and the violence has spread across the country.

On November 10th, as on every second Sunday of November, Britain will commemorate those who fell in the first world war and later conflicts.

The council denies the charge, adding that it is examining options for a memorial for those who died in later conflicts.

In many respects — its entrenched religious and ethnic conflicts, its festering guerrilla warfare and suicide bombings, its seamless interchange between civilians and combatants — the war prefigured any number of later conflicts.

Their neglect is the product of the enmity between Chinese Communists and Nationalists and of the secrecy surrounding later conflicts, when Communist soldiers fought the United States, France, the United Nations and South Vietnam, sometimes under cover.

The region was once the centre of lower Cherokee civilization, disputed between Native Americans and British in the 1756 Cherokee War and later conflicts and surrendered to the United States in a 1785 treaty.