Sentence examples for overlapping conflict from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, every time you try limiting yourself you come across something that draws you into a wider or overlapping conflict.

Over seven years, the civil war has dragged in multiple foreign nations, turning what started as a pro-democracy uprising into a quagmire of overlapping conflicts.

Each of those overlapping conflicts has lately begun to peter out.A few Sunnis, motivated by Islam or simple resentment of foreign military occupation, continue to attack American forces.

The intersections of science and policy around biocarbon have been characterised by what Paul Edwards usefully terms "data friction" – overlapping, conflicting sets of data that are intended to cover the same referents, such as native trees cleared by farmers' bulldozers.

For Israelis it was a split-screen day of overlapping conflicts and conflicting emotions, as images of a shattered bus and broken bodies unspooled side by side with images of the soldiers' wooden coffins and smiling Arab prisoners flashing victory signs as they went free.

Her films include, Lanka- the other side of war and peace, on the history of overlapping conflicts in Sri Lanka; The Kesar Saga, on storytelling in Ladakh; In the Realm of the Visual, on one of India’s most prolific and versatile artist and designer, Dashrath Patel; Boojh Sakey to Boojh, on the contemporary understanding of the thirteenth-century Sufi poet and scholar Amir Khusro.

When overlapped, conflicts and synergies between services can be identified.

In these urban locations, where human and macaque populations overlap, conflicts over access to resources, particularly food, often lead to interspecific aggression.

In the past fifty years, tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions have been displaced in Mindanao's overlapping conflicts.

Attempting to find out why no money has reached the village means untangling the overlapping, conflicting and amorphous responsibilities of myriad ministries and departments that make up India's notoriously unresponsive bureaucracy.

How to square that circle?" Asmussen is the first to agree and is calling for a "Chinese wall" to be erected at the ECB to avoid any overlap, conflict, or confusion.