Sentence examples for overall conflict from inspiring English sources

"Only when Lenin deported the liberal intelligentsia in 1922 did the overall conflict end," she writes.

It was an interfaith effort that addressed Gaza only peripherally as part of the overall conflict.

Until the Palestinians resolve their internal conflict, a solution to the overall conflict is highly unlikely.

The Roosevelt pilots say they did not expect to be back, but they make no judgments, at least none they are willing to share, on the need for their return, or on whether what they do is making a difference in the overall conflict.

JOHN HOWARD WILHELM Ann Arbor, Mich., Sept. 5, 2013 To the Editor: In supporting military action by the United States in Syria, Nicholas D. Kristof cites the lack of any alternative other than doing nothing in the face of chemical warfare and a death toll of at least 100,000 in the overall conflict.

An overall conflict surfaces between individual agents assuming responsibility for 'stewarding' bacteria, against funding systems and structures imposing responsibility for economic growth.

The African Institute for Development Policy reported that by increasing the drastically low usage of contraceptives through development aid, "population will go down, starvation, abuse of women and overall conflicts will decrease".

It also intensifies the concerns over his overall conflicts of interests and whether they are influencing his policies and affecting his ability to perform the duties for which he was elected.

Key findings were that overall previous tsunami-related exposure was significantly associated with absenteeism, overall conflict-related exposure was not significantly associated with absenteeism, although some associations were found with individual conflict-related exposures in secondary analyses.

Overall, conflicting results have been obtained and serious concerns have been raised with regard to the safety of TNF- α blockade, which may cause susceptibility to the development of respiratory infections and human cancers.

The results obtained from these studies are overall conflicting (Lin and Kessler, 1981; Ekbom et al, 1996; Gullo et al, 1996; Chow et al, 1999; Coughlin et al, 2000; Silverman, 2001; Talamini et al, 2001; Ye et al, 2001; Lin et al, 2002; Schernhammer et al, 2002; Stolzenberg-Solomon et al, 2002; Hassan et al, 2007; Lipworth et al, 2011).