Sentence examples for severe clashes between from inspiring English sources
The mostly Shia village of Sitra has seen severe clashes between protesters and police.
But the angry outbursts of violence that erupted in Brooklyn yesterday before and after the funeral of Patrick M. Dorismond were perhaps the most severe clashes between civilians and the police since the Tompkins Square Park disturbances in 1989.
The most severe clash between on-the-ground reports and official accounts in Washington came with comments from some commanders that Iraqi resistance had caught them off guard during Week 2. In retrospect, those pronouncements may now seem to have been off base.
We are heading toward a potentially severe clash between environmentalists who advocate for reducing carbon emissions and community and labor activists who are most concerned about jobs, racial equity, and reducing wealth inequality.
The letter followed several clashes between black and white residents.
If there are severe clashes, the newly added rotamer or fragment will be discarded and a structure rebuilding process will be tried.
When looking at the residue responsible for the most severe clashes in the Apo-bound form (Supplementary Fig. 6), we observe 170 residues with critical steric clashes.
The Prime Minister wants to draw a line under severe personality clashes between his staff, and turn Labour's fire outwards at the Tories.
Such a conformation demands the co-planarity of the entire POPC=C portion of the molecule which inevitably leads to severe steric clashes between the phosphate and the R' groups.
Two people died, eight suffered gun shot wounds and dozens have been arrested in what authorities are calling "the most severe clash" in a decade between two California biker groups, reports Reuters -- and it all started over Starbucks coffee.
Rivalry between the Chinese and Muslim miners in central Yunnan triggered a severe clash in 1855, which developed into the slaughter of a great many Muslims in and around the provincial capital, Kunming, the following April.
