Sentence examples for reports of conflict from inspiring English sources

The media is filled daily with reports of conflict between immigrants, especially Muslims, and Germans.

Deputy Mayor Dennis M. Walcott said that reports of conflict between Mr. Bloomberg and Ms. Lam were "false projections".

President Dmitri A. Medvedev dismissed the military's top general, Yuri N. Baluyevsky, amid reports of conflict between military leaders and the civilian defense minister over spending and administrative priorities and replaced him with Gen. Nikolai Makarov, above.

Mourinho added that while he did not believe he was in "crisis" at Madrid — there have been reports of conflict with several players, including the veteran goalkeeper Iker Casillas — he sees a return to the English league as "my next step".

He cites the Harvard Signal programme, a project at that university which checked the veracity of 2,000 published reports of conflict in Sudan in 2011 and 2012 against satellite imagery of 40,000 square km, captured over the same period.The offer from Skybox is a compelling one, not least because it will aim to image most of the planet, every day.

"There were persistent reports of conflict between women and their admins, with admins expecting women to be more nurturing and less demanding than men, and also of women having a harder time getting admins to do their work," Williams says.

He easily deflects queries about persistent reports of conflicts with players -- reports that have come from players themselves in several cities, though not for attribution.

On his program last night, Mr. Letterman joked about the reports of conflicts with CBS executives that had led to the opportunity for ABC to lure him away.

Designs for the houses were published in a coffee-table book, and there were reports of conflicts between Brown and the architects.

But news reports of conflicts in other countries, in concentrating on significant events — usually violence and political developments — cannot help but offer a skewed perspective.

Results for men were consistent with hypotheses: Self- and partner-reports of partner-specific socially prescribed perfectionism predicted changes in self- and partner-reports of conflict, even after controlling for reassurance-seeking and previous day's conflict.