Sentence examples for overarching conflicts from inspiring English sources
Few want to play down the significance of the confrontation that erupted this week in a country that pivots on some of the most overarching conflicts in the Middle East: the struggle between Iran and America, the prospect of war with Israel and the flaring of sectarian tensions.
A chaotic, fast-evolving and complex world without overarching narratives generates conflicts in its own image.
Recovery orientated approaches were often seen as conflicting with the overarching roles of the service.
Beneath this didactic surface, Reed's real concern is with the absurdity of war, its smallness in the face of natural beauty and human love, and the abuse of language required to lend conflict an air of overarching importance.
The idea of one overarching, comprehensive, negotiated resolution that incorporates all the fundamental elements of the conflict may have slipped out of reach.
It did, too, in the post-Vietnam era, when the psychologist Jonathan Shay, who worked with veterans of the conflict, used the epic in his book Odysseus in America as the overarching metaphor for the postcombat warrior's psychic traumas.
Overarching all those problems is the question of Iran, which has fueled the Syrian conflict in part to show that it will not sit idly while sanctions eat away at its oil revenue.
Conflict between short-term benefits to individual parties in agro-ecosystems and overarching longer-term benefits may retard effective implementation of climate adaptation or mitigation measures in agriculture.
These case studies are first framed by six overarching chapters, covering internationally relevant topics - resilience, scale mismatches, shrub encroachment, disease, carnivore-human conflict and economic incentives for conservation.
Create an overarching plot.
