Sentence examples for latter conflicts from inspiring English sources

The state's political culture has been described as "agrarian conservatism," and when the latter conflicts with the former, agrarian interests almost always take precedence.

Many of the latter conflicts are due to the two largest P. marinus genomes (strains MIT 9313 and MIT 9303) grouping within Synechococcus spp. (for robust examples, see supplementary figs. 15 and 16, Supplementary Material online).

Social-cognitive theory recognises that interaction with people rather than the provision of information alone, is the key to behaviour change especially if the latter conflicts with existing motives, beliefs and values [ 38].

The latter conflict ended in April 1975.

It was during this latter conflict that Colonel Sharon captured the strategic Mitla Pass and thus played a key role in capturing the Sinai peninsula for Israel.

That latter conflict, in turn, can be resolved only by negotiating with Hamas or, more reasonably, by the integration of Fatah with Hamas.

Buffs of the latter conflict will be drawn to an archive of correspondence and personal effects belonging to a New York Infantry captain, Isaac Plumb, who died of injuries suffered at Cold Harbor.

The latter conflict took place in December 1985 and lasted five days; the territory in question was the Agacher Strip, a border region of about 1,150 square miles (3,000 square km).

High-profile rows with fan favourites Sergio Ramos  and Iker Casillas  have not helped, the latter conflict also bleeding into Mourinho's stand-off with the media.

The impact of the Lombard migration on the Late Roman aristocracy was disruptive, especially in combination with the Gothic War; the latter conflict had finished in the north only in 562, when the last Gothic stronghold, Verona, was taken.

With respect to the latter, conflicting data are presented by the Swedish and Norwegian arthroplasty registers.