Sentence examples for make a conflict from inspiring English sources

The risk of escalation may ultimately make a conflict more costly than the initial deterrence was worth.

Others believe that it is harmful to promote condom use by the government, which appears to encourage the commercial sex trade and make a conflict with the traditional strategies of fighting against prostitution.

Make a conflict.

Or spring came and I got interested in the track team, following them to meets in the afternoons, which might have made a "conflict" with the acting workshop: I traded Larry Judson for Bill Albin.

Taira Kiyomori, the son of Tadamori and grandson of Masamori, continued to enlarge the family's holdings and to increase its influence at court, making a conflict between the Taira and Minamoto inevitable.

Even talks that do not produce a breakthrough can permit useful horsetrading of the sort that makes a conflict a little bit safer.It would be lovely to believe that talking to Iran and Syria could fall into the first category: the sort of negotiation that might lead to a breakthrough.

Particularly with children, the presence of an adult mediator (e.g., parent, teacher) in a conflict situation might make a difference in the conflict management strategy chosen.

But he said "certain military capabilities" meant Britain could make a difference to the conflict.

JT: Is it possible for social movements to make a difference in this conflict, such as the Arab Spring?

United must have believed that they could block Real, direct them down blind alleys and so make a grittier conflict of this fixture.

Vicki is, of course, ideally equipped to make a global conflict all about herself, as she tearfully relates that the rest of the country can't possibly comprehend her sacrifice in this moment.