Sentence examples for regular conflicts from inspiring English sources

The political and economic situation, combined with the splintering of the dynasty into competing cadet branchesthe House of York and House of Lancasterin the 15th century, developed these regular conflicts into the internecine strife later named the Wars of the Roses.

This, too, brought him into regular conflict with Whitehall and a succession of Labour ministers, many of whom he despised.

After all, a TV series, though it needs regular conflict, doesn't need a whole story, a beginning and an end.

The capital of North Sinai, el-Arish, was targeted along with the nearby towns of Sheik Zuwayid and Rafah, which sees regular conflict because of its position on the border with Gaza and the crossing there.

And there's regular conflict.

Four million families in the UK experience regular conflict and violence in the home, a report for a charity suggests.

This stance, of course, brought him into regular conflict with the 'establishment', and he always sided with the underdog.

This fault line arouses due to the collision of Arabian plate with central Iranian Micro-continent (CIM) and is still in the phase of regular conflict.

Our results suggest that there is a weak dependence on the system size if the density of deployment is kept unchanged and the deployment has a random regular conflict graph.

His administration was marked, particularly in the earlier years, by regular conflict with the general court.

Symeon's teachings on the hearing of confession and the absolution of sins brought him into regular conflict with church authorities, particularly Archbishop Stephen.