Sentence examples for necessary conflict from inspiring English sources

Then add the necessary conflict, the tripwire.

Unlike the invasion of Iraq, the war in Afghanistan was a necessary conflict for American security, and getting the ending right is just as necessary.

Even just wars are appalling; knowing how high the casualty rate was on Omaha Beach and in the Normandy campaign after D Day does not reduce our sense that the Second World War was a necessary conflict.

His thesis is that even in a morally clear, entirely just and necessary conflict like World War II, civilian suffering was tremendous, much greater than our standard heroic narratives of the war tend to indicate.

But there is a huge difference between wagging the dog (inventing an unnecessary war in order to win an election) and wagging the donkey (wringing partisan advantage out of a necessary conflict).And maybe the clever thing is the right thing...In the past year, Mr Bush has never wavered in his focus on the war on terrorism.

It all fits into a pattern, they say, of a leader who shies away from necessary conflict, refuses to understand the intransigence of his enemies, would rather split differences than make a firm stand and lacks the courage of his own convictions.

Results of the study show that motherhood and employment are not necessary conflicting careers.

Not all conflicts can be resolved and not all are productive; the role of politics is to try to prevent the first and avoid necessary conflicts going into gangrene; the role of planning is to build spaces and opportunities so that the different populations may interact, make housing segregation and fruition difficult, and counter speculation.

The difference is that while CNN serves an American audience with very specific demographics, Facebook aims to serve a global audience and that brings with it necessary conflicts between the demographics of its staff and the incredibly diverse demographics of the world it is attempting to serve.

The difference is that while the New York Times and CNN both serve American audiences with very specific demographics, Facebook aims to serve a global audience and that brings with it necessary conflicts between the demographics of its staff and the incredibly diverse demographics of the world it is attempting to serve.

The very insistence that games "apolitical" attitude is in itself political, favoring the status quo, or avoiding the necessary conflicts and conversations that lead to growth and progress.