Sentence examples for say conflict from inspiring English sources

She goes on to say: Conflict is absolutely necessary.

In the countryside, social workers say conflict and malnutrition are on the rise, with many people surviving on two meals a day, consisting of porridge and the traditional pap meal of thickened maize meal and vegetables.

It also lists statements by the sheriff's department since the shootings that the plaintiffs say conflict with each other and with findings by other agencies, including the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.

During the 1983 election campaign, after the Falklands war, he accused Margaret Thatcher of "glorying in slaughter", and had to withdraw the remark (he had meant to say "conflict").

US officials and experts say conflict between the Asian powers remains unlikely, with both sides keen to preserve economic ties, and neither likely to emerge as a clear winner.

If countries are stagnant, the authors say, conflict breaks out again 42% of the time; if they grow for ten years, the rate of recidivism tumbles to 27%.But reducing the risk of conflict more directly through peacekeeping is, the authors maintain, even better value for money.

I was, as they say, "conflicted out".

Davidson is – genuinely, I'd say – conflicted.

Needless to say, conflicts also lead to significant vulnerabilities among populations, whilst population movements create further opportunities for disease spread.

Google's business interests, he said, conflict with its engineering commitment to an open-for-all Internet.

Kevin Brown, a Family Radio representative, said conflict with other family members was part of the test of whether a person truly believed.