Sentence examples for murderous conflicts from inspiring English sources
Many were families fleeing the murderous conflicts in Syria and Iraq.
In the murderous conflicts in Bosnia and the "ethnic cleansing" in Rwanda and Burundi are reminders of the missed opportunities for peace.
Germany was criticized for its softness toward Russia which seemed unfair to me, considering the history of terribly murderous conflicts between Russia and Germany in the fairly recent past.
A government report released last year suggested the persistent killings stem from a "culture of violence" fed by murderous conflicts between the drug cartels and other criminal gangs that have thrived in the cities' favelas.
Three competing governance models – communism, fascism, and capitalism – produced another, even more murderous conflict only 20 years after the last.
Nigeria is the Texas of Africa: it's big and loud and brash, a place of huge potential, untapped talent, murderous conflict and petroleum riches.
This puts him into murderous conflict with the two boys, updated versions of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, the sons of the woman who has betrayed him.
In reality it was the most murderous conflict in history, destroying unimaginable numbers of civilian lives from Dresden to Auschwitz to Hiroshima.
But we should also do our part, alongside other countries within the UN's programme, to provide a safe haven for some of the most vulnerable Syrian refugees fleeing this murderous conflict.
LONDON — Charles G. Taylor, the former president of Liberia convicted of war crimes by an international court on Thursday, fostered a murderous conflict in neighboring Sierra Leone in order to get his hands on "blood diamonds" mined there by slaves.
The French foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, said on Sunday that two European Union countries were considering sending soldiers to bolster a 1,600-strong French force which is trying to end an anarchic and murderous conflict between Muslim and Christian communities in the Central African Republic (CAR).
