Sentence examples for much more conflict from inspiring English sources

"[But] if I was just a nice face," says Petry, "there would be much more conflict between the base of the party and myself than there is.

But the local place was much more conflicted.

Bob sounds much more conflicted, but he said Michelle is urging him to keep his eye on the ball in Melbourne instead of boarding a plane for the United States.

In general the political environment of immigration and integration issues has been much more conflict-laden in Denmark compared to Sweden and Norway.

Among others Green-Pedersen and Krogstrup (2008) have shown how the party political attention to this issue in the 1990s has been considerably stronger in Denmark than in Sweden as integration policy in Denmark has been much more conflict-laden than in Sweden.

So the picture is much more conflicted, but fundamentally people still have a massive trust problem," says Morris.

Democrats are much more conflicted, considering gun control to be an issue that can get them voted out of office (see: 1990s).

In "Mescaline," Robert's femme fatale is "...burning in some backseat, burning in some room," and then he admits, "I can't put out a fire when it looks like you," making his former job of protector that much more conflicted since it's obvious he still cares.

But men who worked after retirement reported much more marital conflict than those who completely retired.

It was a much more complicated conflict than Mali, because the goals of the war weren't clear at all.

The last two years in the Civil War's sesquicentennial overlap with the centennial of a much more global conflict, World War I, in which formal hostilities began on July 28 , 1914