Sentence examples for rare conflicts from inspiring English sources

War photographers inherited what glamour going to war still had among the anti-bellicose, especially when the war was felt to be one of those rare conflicts in which someone of conscience would be impelled to take sides.

We took this action, along with so many other wolf-protection organizations, to maintain critical federal protections for the fragmented populations numbering just 5,000 or so wolves in the coterminous United States, and to give federal and state wildlife agencies more latitude to manage the occasional rare conflicts between wolves and people.

Experts say it's a rare conflict that doesn't attract spy drones; even the United Nations has considered using drones to monitor the fighting in Congo.

Rare religious conflicts like Green's are generally accommodated without incident.

That is mostly unfair; yet the fact that Northern Ireland, a rare post-conflict Western country, has refused the same medicine has lent a semblance of credibility to the claim.Following Mr Adams's arrest, some commentators have recommended a general amnesty.

Nixon also gave us the "war on cancer" ― still ongoing ― even as he continued to pursue the actual war in Vietnam, a rare American conflict in the second half of the twentieth century, metaphorical or otherwise, that came to a definitive end (even if in defeat).

Also, the correlation between automated hematology analyzer and manual techniques is rare and conflicting.

Evidence on sexual abuse of men is rare in conflict-affected populations, but in this study 8% of male respondents reported having been raped or sexually abused.

Except in the event of a rare scheduling conflict, each session had the same facilitators for the duration of the semester.

As fewer young Pakistanis train as fighters and sneak across the "line of control" to join the jihad in Kashmir, and as television propaganda about alleged Indian atrocities becomes rarer, the conflict there seems less immediate.

Rare among African conflicts, it exerts a strong claim on our conscience.