Sentence examples for made conflicts from inspiring English sources

Yet, it is undeniable that American ingenuity and enterprise have fueled the spread of market economies, international trade and economic interdependence, which together have made conflicts between nation states in regions like Europe unthinkable.

That view made conflict with trade unionism unavoidable.

It posited a crisis within a global Islamic community that made conflict with the United States and Europe inevitable.

The family had made conflicting claims about how she died, including that she had died of a heart attack.

Their respective reputations as the "Newton and Galileo" of Sweden and "the Pliny and the Aristotle of France," combined with proportionately grand egos, made conflict inevitable.

But in December 2007, her complaint says, Mr. Flam made conflicting determinations about two of Motherwell's "Elegies to the Spanish Republic" paintings without consulting the committee.

The manufactures have made conflicting claims regarding the milling performance of Cylpebs in comparison with balls.

Through a spokesman, Snyder said it is "factually incorrect" to say he made conflicting statements.

The members made conflicting statements in interviews regarding the situation; drummer Jordison told The Pulse of Radio "there is another Slipknot record already kinda in the making".

To determine role conflicts, participants were asked whether their daily activities made conflicting demands on them.

Firemen still enter burning buildings to save their occupants and nurses still join their health care colleagues in providing care to the hungry, the fearful, the injured and the dying in both natural disaster areas and man made conflict zones.