Sentence examples for recurring clashes from inspiring English sources
Recognizing the historically recurring clashes between an existing great power and an emerging power, China looks to the "New Type" framework to avoid historical determinism and to seek a less-disruptive rise in an increasingly integrated world.
Unfortunately, access to worship is not only compromised by checkpoints, but also by recurring clashes on the al-Aqsa compound, and closure of access.
While the concept might sound counterintuitive, the partners describe their approach as a middle ground in the recurring clash between development rights and communities' desire for open space.
Both sides feared that deadly clashes would recur, despite the nightly curfew.
Of these, all but "Clash on the Big Bridge" are recurring pieces used in almost every Final Fantasy game.
He later explained the name's origin: "It really came to my head when I started reading the newspapers and a word that kept recurring was the word 'clash', so I thought 'The Clash, what about that,' to the others.
"Rise in Egypt Sex Assaults Sets Off Clash Over Blame" (front page, March 26) only touches on what has been a recurring societal problem, long before the revolution happened.
"I had recurring nightmares.
The main recurring message?
