Sentence examples for mounting conflict from inspiring English sources

The comments were the clearest sign yet that Europeans were considering how to defuse a mounting conflict over the new emissions law with its most important trading partners.

The issue of buildings funded both by the EU and individual European donors in the occupied territories – in particular, for Bedouins – has become a source of mounting conflict.

If the indoor composting operation is successful, it could be a solution to the mounting conflict between mushroom farmers and residents of new bedroom communities.

The association also appealed on Monday to governments to head off a mounting conflict over European carbon charges on airlines by negotiating a global system to regulate the industry's emissions of climate-changing gases.

"We perfectly well understand the security situation on the ground is not secure," and that the United Nations forces present are not equipped to deal with a mounting conflict.

Despite those efforts, along with spot checks by the police and the posting of security guards on some routes, Palestinian bombers have repeatedly struck Israeli buses during the last 21 months of mounting conflict, killing dozens of commuters.

As a cardiac nurse, I knew that the mounting conflicting test results were confusing, but I felt confident my heart was the issue.

Earlier this year, while working on a piece about the West Wing's mounting conflicts with the press, I spent a week in the White House briefing room.

Google executives struck a blow for free speech in China last week when they announced they were moving their service to Hong Kong after a series of mounting conflicts with the government over the privacy of its users and the free flow of information.

As tensions mounted, conflict over delivery dates and feedback became personal, disrupting team members' communication about even mundane issues.

Early in his tenure as vice president, he sounded flustered when talking about the mounting civil conflict.