Sentence examples for repeating conflict from inspiring English sources

They are ever unattainable, ever desirable and are fodder for endless, repeating conflict.

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

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.

His sensitive disposition brought him into repeated conflict with authority, starting with his father, a keen duck hunter disgusted by a son who refused to handle a gun (years later, on his deathbed, Rauschenberg senior confided balefully: "I never liked you, you son of a bitch").

However, it was soon disrupted by the repeated conflict over the ideology and strategy.

There was some red tape, missed deadlines on the part of various people, and repeated conflict between the festival and the county.

Moelis's departure was caused primarily by repeated conflict over the availability of capital from the bank's balance sheet to pursue large transactions, particularly leveraged buyouts.

Even though on this occasion Rajab was personally congratulated by the Minister, his use of Twitter to publicise human rights abuses has brought him into repeated conflict with the authorities.

And as cars have come into repeated conflict with bicycles, increasing numbers of cities in China are taking a step that many environmentalists find troubling.