Sentence examples for mounting clashes from inspiring English sources

The Yemeni government has agreed to a truce with Shia Houthi rebels after a week of mounting clashes in the capital Sanaa raised fears of a sectarian war, UN special envoy Jamal Benomar said.

The mounting friction has seen attacks by settlers on Palestinians and ongoing clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces.

Reports have mounted of clashes in Homs; in the outskirts of the capital, Damascus; in the southern Houran region; and at the border near Turkey.

Tensions between Russia and Ukraine rose higher on Friday as casualties mounted from clashes between pro- and anti-Russian protesters in Donetsk and the Russian foreign ministry suggested it could intervene to protect lives.

Union leaders have vowed to continue campaigning against the cuts amid mounting anger at clashes with police and damage to stores and other buildings during the demonstration.

Parenting clashes, mounting tensions, allegations of abuse -- cameras captured it all.

There has been a mounting number of clashes between predominantly Arab Iraqi army units and the Kurdish peshmerga forces along a 260-mile line that stretches diagonally across the northern third of Iraq, from Sinjar to Khanaqin in the south.

But Welby used history not to mount a clash of civilisations but to demand hospitality.

The face of the city and the surrounding foliage, the imposing mansion and the sights of nearby Salzburg, and the billowingly ornate and overstuffed rooms of royal appointment all come to the fore as participants in the mounting crisis of cultural clash.

But as Israel responded with targeted killings of suspected militants, and Palestinian civilian deaths continued to mount in intensifying clashes, members of the brigades turned to planning suicide attacks inside Israel and have claimed responsibility for some of the deadliest attacks this year.

It was a time of great agitation on the slavery issue as well as mounting concerns about immigration, often expressed in violent clashes between Catholics and Protestants in the nation's growing cities.