Sentence examples for lingering conflicts from inspiring English sources

In many ways, it's a fragmented society, with lingering conflicts over divisions of class and race.

They said the arrangement could create lingering conflicts between his party position and the Washington agendas of his law firm's clients.

Now the trio -- Cheryl James(Salt), Sandra Denton (Pepa) and Deidra Muriel Roper (D.J. Spinderella) -- try to revive their careers and resolve their lingering conflicts, on cameraof course.

Trump had previously scheduled the press conference for Thursday, Dec. 15, but pushed it back at least a month, prompting speculation that he may not resolve lingering conflicts of interest before taking office.

Despite this, years after the passing of the 1973 act and the excavation of the ship, lingering conflicts with salvage legislation remained a threat to the Mary Rose project as "personal" finds such as chests, clothing and cooking utensils risked being confiscated and auctioned off.

But the lingering conflict with Raúl is far from resolved.

Yet these scenes are but a prelude for the greater, more lingering conflict he chronicles.

It has been ground zero in Mexico's lingering conflict between Catholics and evangelical Christians.

The uncertainty in the vote count has added fuel to the lingering conflict between supporters of Mr. Green and Mr. Ferrer.

Mr. Hastert faced considerable pressure from Catholic Republicans, and Republicans from predominantly Catholic districts, to resolve the lingering conflict.

But what he really wanted was the feel — in both his pictures and, more important, among viewers whose emotions have been numbed by the flood of graphic images from the lingering conflict.