Sentence examples for persistent clashes from inspiring English sources

Persistent clashes with the United States will radicalize the Iranian theocracy and, more important, the Iranian public.

He and Mr. Phillips reconnected with Mr. Marshall, who had been ousted from Creed in 2000 after persistent clashes with Mr. Stapp, and recruited the singer Myles Kennedy to form a new band, Alter Bridge.

So are families in towns on the outskirts of the capital, including Douma, Saqba and Arbeen, where heavy and persistent clashes have occurred between state security forces and rebels for the past two weeks.

British Bank's Fall Reveals a Persistent Clash of Class : Finance: Trader blamed for Barings' collapse was no aristocrat.

However, for longer NRL, 5Rl type fibers could not be obtained anymore because of persistent steric clashes in between linkers.

There have been persistent rumors of clashes among the musicians during the session.

The clash illustrates a persistent divide in the West, where environmentalists and wildlife conservationists have long gone to court to fight laws they say favor powerful groups like hunters, ranchers and others.

Mr. Emanuel, a Democrat, has emerged as a vocal, persistent check on Mr. Trump's powers, clashing with the administration on climate change, law enforcement and immigration.

Most executives will also emphasize that integration problems and cultural clashes can be fierce, disruptive, and persistent.

Such kidnappings, along with murders, armed clashes and other violence, have become persistent features of life along Tajikistan's extensive border with Afghanistan.

Walker's persistent advocacy of strategic bombing led to frequent clashes with Captain Claire Chennault, who led instruction in pursuit aviation at the Air Corps Tactical School from 1931 to 1936.