Sentence examples for many conflicts as from inspiring English sources

Jérôme Ferrari's The Sermon on the Fall of Rome translated by Geoffrey Strachan (Quercus) tackles a century of French history and its many conflicts, as well as the debasing effects of tourism on those who service it.

Peter Lyon, reviewing it in The New York Times Book Review, said it was "a modern morality play, a drama with as many conflicts as life itself".

And, as much as Spath wants a higher court to help, the appeals process, in the short term, might just reveal as many conflicts as it resolves.

In a world with as many conflicts as today, in the nuclear age, we should think about this twice.

During that turbulent decade, I observed serious gaps in protection of people in many conflict countries, as well as pressing need for closer coordination between humanitarian and development work.

The underside of Kael's contrarianism was a constant hunger for material to rage against, and many conflicts were (as seventh graders say) her own fault.

"Suits" returns Thursday, Jan . 17(10 p.m. EST on USA) and the second half of Season 2 promises just as many conflicts, challenges and moral dilemmas as we've come to expect from the legal drama -- not to mention plenty of that trademark witty banter from our favorite Pearson Hardman employees.

The liklihood of any single executive branch Inspector General launching a probe into Trump's many conflicts "sua sponte," as we say in the law, are slim to none and the GOP controls both Houses of Congress.

Still to come was the bloody dissolution of Yugoslavia as well as the many conflicts that took place with the unraveling of the Soviet Union.

The seeds of many conflicts in the Caucasus, as of Russia's own problems, were planted by Stalin's ruthless nationalist policies in the 1930s and 1940s.

In the climate of many conflicts, this might be read as a dispiriting, lopsided encounter.