Sentence examples for mutual conflict from inspiring English sources

In the 1550 60 period the Sengoku daimyo, who had survived the wars of the previous 100 years, moved into an even fiercer stage of mutual conflict.

Values like love, friendship, compassion, sympathy, even mutual conflict — which is as unique and irreplaceable as mutual understanding — are the only tools we have at our disposal.

By the early 14th century the great European institutions, empire and papacy, were breaking down through mutual conflict and the emergence of national realms.

The course of events in the film also suggests that religious devotion and warlike action may well come into mutual conflict, that the devout will turn to the martial only with the greatest reluctance, and that the most effective fighters aren't likely to be bound by pious feelings.

Can the Pakistani Army get in its head that after Vajpayee, who knows?" At a summit meeting in Lahore in 1999, Mr. Vajpayee said he was happy that he had returned there after 21 years, but sad "that we had spent such a long time in mutual conflict and bitterness".

An ideal solution that simultaneously optimizes each objective function is impossible to find in most cases because of the mutual conflicts between objectives.

In some ways, The Bunker Diary resembles other novels in which characters trapped in extremity must work together or risk falling into mutual suspicion, conflict and violence.

That was the part that troubled the settlers, who put their numbers at 70 families, about 500 people in all, nestled in a permanent state of mutual hatred, conflicting religious imperatives and frequent violence with the city's Palestinians, estimated to number 120,000.

Communication systems are also influenced by the fact that emitters and receivers have mutual or conflicting interests.

Because there are both mutual and conflicting interests in most animal signalling systems, a central problem in signalling theory is dishonesty or cheating.

Over four decades Kissinger has strived to help Washington and Beijing prevail over a history of conflict, mutual grievance and fear.