Sentence examples for nascent conflict from inspiring English sources

– parisstarz I was probably 12 when I heard It's a Sin for the first time – hit in the face by adolescence and also feeling all kinds of nascent conflict about the Catholic faith in which I'd been raised – and clearly the song made enough of an impression of me that I promptly went out and bought Actually on cassette.

NEW YORK -- When Vice News launched in March 2014, masked pro-Russian separatists were seizing government buildings in Crimea, and the upstart news organization posted some of the first ground-level reports of the nascent conflict.

He quickly perceived the necessity for a political solution to the nascent conflict in Indochina, but once again was ahead of his countrymen, and was recalled to France in 1946.

From Howe's powerful opening line, "Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord," the song celebrates some deity presiding over the nascent national conflict, "in the watch fires of a hundred circling camps".

This MGM epic, a story of the conflict between nascent Christianity and pagan Rome, with fabulous sets and 30,000 extras, launched a great era of screen epics that ended with the 1964 failure of The Fall of the Roman Empire and was the last major picture of its kind not made in widescreen.

Take, for instance, the Chilcot inquiry into the nascent days of the Iraq conflict.

The shift from these schools is another indication of the challenge facing the strict form of secularism known as "laïcité." Following centuries of religious wars and a long period of conflict between the nascent Republic and an assertive clergy, a 1905 law granted religious freedom in predominantly Roman Catholic France and withdrew financial support and formal recognition from all faiths.

Traditional analyses of binding rates, previously deduced from binding reactions using static, stalled RNCs, demonstrated that SRP-RNC binding kinetics are sensitive to nascent chain lengths but yielded conflicting results when describing SRP occupancy (Siegel and Walter, 1988; Bornemann et al., 2008; Holtkamp et al., 2012; Noriega et al., 2014).

But a cultural conflict rumbles within a nascent industry that was once a countercultural, underground operation.

The shifting timeline, which ranged at times from January to October, was almost certainly the result of changing plans within the nascent Clinton campaign, as well as the conflicting interests of various Clinton confidants and sources.

But soon the Pakistani Army apparently supported an infiltration of forces into the Indian-held part of Kashmir, a Himalayan territory that both countries claim, provoking an armed conflict there last summer that replaced the nascent good will between the two nations with bitter mistrust.