Sentence examples for never ending conflicts from inspiring English sources

They condemned totalitarian, centralised states and the never ending conflicts among them, and instead called for a European federal state with enough shared control over military and economic power, yet where "each State will retain the autonomy it needs for a plastic articulation and development of political life according to the particular characteristics of the various peoples".

New facts provide new weapons in the never ending conflict with disease processes".

And what about the never-ending conflicts?

He was the prototype of the 20th-century totalitarian dictator: He wielded absolute power; created widespread networks of secret police and spies; controlled a massive government propaganda machine, aided by collaborating intellectuals, artists and authors; held phony elections and plebiscites; and engendered those never-ending conflicts.

Otherwise we remain enslaved to the never-ending conflicts, generation after generation and life after life.

He also leaves out Africa, with its never-ending conflicts, child soldiers, endemic rape, and casual genocides.

They don't, for instance, include the psychic costs to the Americans mangled in one way or another in those never-ending conflicts.

In short, the Pentagon has been arming itself, its allies, and its enemies in a profligate fashion for years now in its never-ending conflicts across the Greater Middle East and Africa.

The only way to even somewhat identify with the powerful cultural allegiances that wreak havoc in Iraq, Syria, and elsewhere in the Middle East might be by equating our infatuation with sports to these never-ending conflicts.

Often, it seems as if the only and easiest solution is to kill the "problem animals" and move on to the next situation, in a never ending series of conflicts.

Pursuing one without the other, they argue, will never end the conflict.