Sentence examples for repeated conflicts from inspiring English sources

But Enron has had repeated conflicts with politicians and environmentalists over the project.

Muti did not detail his reasons for distancing himself from the Opera of Rome, but his move follows repeated conflicts.

Israel has had repeated conflicts with the body and declined to cooperate with the panel's fact-finding inquiry.

After repeated conflicts, most of Ionia finally came under Lydian rule in the reign of Croesus (c. 560 546).

The repeated conflicts in the Balkans and the killing of more than a half million people in Rwanda in 1994 led the agency to expand its mandate.

In years past, repeated conflicts between Barnes executives and local authorities cost the foundation more than $5 million of its legacy.

This dual approach caused repeated conflict over the allocation of scarce airlift space.

Throughout the city, people compared notes and repeated conflicting government statements, trying to determine whether their neighborhoods would be flooded.

He is also a longtime friend and business partner of Trump's confidant Roger Stone, who left the campaign in August after repeated conflict with Lewandowski.

The catastrophes of World War I and World War II convinced the continent's leaders to cast aside the solidity of fixed borders and with them the old nationalism and isolationism that led to repeated conflict.

This High Tory interpretation brought her into repeated conflict with the churches – particularly the Church of England – which had come to see their mission less in saving souls than in defending those left behind by economic change.