Sentence examples for recurrent clashes from inspiring English sources
1987 There are recurrent clashes between Arab militias and village self-defence groups; mainly local conflicts over land and water.
Remote Kachin, Shan and Kayin states continue to experience recurrent clashes between the Myanmar military and ethnic minorities.
It will force the union to face the racial divide that has long bedeviled the continent in complicated ways, from a long tradition of slavery in Mauritania to recurrent clashes over land and water between Arab nomads against black African farmers here in Chad and in nearby Niger and Mali.
"The recurrent clashes between armed groups force people to flee into the bush on a regular basis, thus exacerbating their vulnerability and reducing their access to medical care," said Argenziano in the statement.
Tibetan monks and nuns are burning themselves to death to protest Chinese rule, and there are recurrent ethnic clashes in the enormous western territory of Xinjiang.
Apart from looming economic disaster, lack of any real reform and recurrent bloody clashes with protesters that have claimed over 100 lives in recent months, the generals are increasingly perceived as unable to provide stability and security.
The recurrent images of clashes between hooded demonstrators and police officers defending the barons of global capitalism have become a powerful motif for the protests and preoccupations of a new millennium.
Recurrent genetic disease represents evolutionary friction points, where the pressure for change that comes from the writing phenotype and its mutation hotspots which, according to the new theory, belong to writing mechanisms that have been evolving in the long-term clashes with the pressure for immediate performance of the focalong-term clashestext of the current state of the organism.
But in Greece, the story of the crusading Antigone and her ultimately fatal clash of wills with her uncle Creon, the Theban king, exerts the recurrent pull that, say, "Hamlet" does in England.
And even the most intransigent unionist politicians accept that the status quo recurrent violent street clashes reminiscent of the province's dark past is not an option.
