Sentence examples for making a conflict from inspiring English sources
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.
The risk of escalation may ultimately make a conflict more costly than the initial deterrence was worth.
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.
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.
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.
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?
Much of the frustration among the UPC members seems to be inspired by a distant authority making a decision about a conflict it couldn't, in their view, possibly comprehend.
United must have believed that they could block Real, direct them down blind alleys and so make a grittier conflict of this fixture.
