Sentence examples for more serious conflicts from inspiring English sources

Then there are more serious conflicts.

More serious conflict with the latter ensued during the reign of Krishna II (reigned c. 878 914).

A more serious conflict involved the question of how Medway should function.

A more serious conflict arose (1497 1502) in the form of an open and murderous struggle among Ivan's relatives for succession to the throne.

Considering the growing power and assertiveness of China in Asia, many experts warn that the tension over the Senkaku islands could develop into a more serious conflict.

A more serious conflict with his father involved an aluminum building materials subsidiary started by the founder's now-deceased elder brother.

Two experienced editors getting involved in a series of mutual reverts is usually a sign of a more serious conflict, as opposed to the case when two newbies or a senior editor and a newbie bite each other [52].

Abu-Saad et al. (2004, 105) note that "when extended families were concentrated in one small area [tribally segregated neighborhoods], sometimes even small conflicts, such as disagreement between school children, would spark a much larger and more serious conflict involving the entire extended families".

If obstacles continue to be put in the way, we may be responsible for a more serious conflict.

"I think the devastation of the wars in Africa is much more serious than conflicts in the Middle East".

Another aim of the meeting was to create a way to prevent local tensions from flaring up into more serious regional conflicts.