Sentence examples for most recent flare up from inspiring English sources

The most recent flare up saw Abbott's reject a proposal by Indigenous Australian leaders to hold their own conventions regarding recognition (later reversed) saying he didn't want them to result in a "log of claims".

North and South Korea also fired hundreds of artillery shells into each other's waters in late March, in the most recent flare-up.

North and South Korea fired hundreds of artillery shells into each other's waters in late March in the most recent flare-up.

The most recent flare-up comes as China faces disputes with its neighbors to the south over control of islands in the South China Sea.

Mr. Ishihara, a Liberal Democratic lawmaker until he ran as an independent in 1999, had already made a return to the national stage by prompting the most recent flare-up over the islands that Japan calls the Senkaku and China calls the Diaoyu.

One of the most recent flare-ups came when a supervisor, John Roberts, reported that he had been harassed and retaliated against by his boss, Robert Jordan, who heads the Office of Professional Responsibility, after Mr. Roberts appeared on the television program "60 Minutes" to discuss the double-standard problem.

The most recent flare-up, prior to this current episode 4 months earlier, was successfully treated with oral prednisolone with recovery to visual acuities of 6/6 right and 6/6 left.

The most recent flare-up of the conflict threatened to precipitate a "hot war" in Karabakh.

Lebanon and Israel have a long history of conflict (the most recent flare-up occurred in 2006), and Lebanon forbids its citizens from travelling to Israel.

Though the SEIU and the Chamber of Commerce are the thorniest of political foes -- and their heated opposition on the Employee Free Choice Act goes back many months if not years -- the most recent flare-up, which led to a public protest outside the business group's headquarters on Monday, can be traced to a Twitter account.

The most prominent recent flare-up in this debate is over the North American Free Trade Agreement.