Sentence examples for savage conflicts from inspiring English sources

From these savage conflicts sparks are bound to fly and start fires in Europe.

Five years into one of the most savage conflicts of our time, the people of Syria are at the crossroads of despair and deprivation.

Instead, though, the death of Hariri continues to resonate, through an international tribunal in The Hague that is doggedly hearing evidence, and throughout the savage conflicts that are tearing apart Syria and Iraq and edging nearer to its borders.

So when the city was asked to provide shelter for refugees from one of the most savage conflicts of our times the response was how do we do this well?

The originality of this critique is that it eschews trite appeals to the common humanity of those in savage conflict.

But less well known is the number of injuries and individuals maimed by the increasingly savage conflict.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHE Spanish civil war and its repressive aftermath, following the victory of General Francisco Franco, was a particularly savage conflict.

Eighteen years ago, it was American diplomacy, backed by force, that ended Europe's most savage conflict since World War II.

Group A versus Group B versus Group C. A savage conflict, but the mayhem, according to authorities, is a sign of cartels' desperation.

Over the many months marking the end of that savage conflict, we citizens have been forced to accept the terms of this official history and the orgy of organised remembrance.

The macabre notion sprang to my mind last week when, a century after the start of that savage conflict, officials suggested that desperate migrants were deliberately risking a "Blighty" as they tried to enter Europe illegally.