Sentence examples similar to routinely clashes from inspiring English sources

Popularly elected officers, professional soldiers and political appointees routinely clashed as they forged working relationships.

The problem is particularly acute in Karachi, the country's financial capital, where political parties and criminal gangs also routinely clash over land and the proceeds from extortion rackets.

She treats Tony to the best of her ability despite the fact that they routinely clash over various issues.

Confrontations between Palestinian youths and Israeli police routinely degenerate into violent clashes, and stone-throwing has been a symbol of Palestinian resistance since the first Palestinian uprising, or Intifada, against Israel in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

If you think Clinton is smart and has a strong command of the issues but you think Trump is a BS artist who routinely lies, when they clash over facts in the debate, who are you going to believe?

Perhaps this opportunity will afford him a glimpse of the clash of ideas that routinely take place in American universities.

Mahatma Gandhi routinely travelled to trouble spots to stop religious clashes and douse tensions.

The 6-0 defeatoto Holland in the second leg of that knockout clash summed up a reign which was routinely laced with shambles.

Gunfire between the sides is routinely exchanged across the line, and Indian troops in the region sporadically clash with militants opposed to Indian control.

With brothers and sisters in cross-cultural marriages apparently routinely divided between Christianity and Islam, this was not an era when notions of clashing civilisations would have made sense to anyone.

But the pre-match punditry had instead highlighted a personality clash between Shearer and his former Newcastle team-mate David Ginola, who is now routinely booed in the north-east.