Sentence examples for sparked conflict from inspiring English sources
The issue of the Calais camp and the situation of the migrants has sparked conflict between public opinion in the UK and France.
In that 2012 election, there were concerns that some clans, whose rivalries have poisoned politics and sparked conflict for decades, with many controlling their own militia, had influenced the ballot through bribes.
Like Einstein, he viewed ethics as "an exclusively human concern with no superhuman authority behind it," a position that sparked conflict with his journalist brother, Peter, who has argued that, "For a moral code to be effective, it must be attributed to, and vested in, a nonhuman source.
But the 39-year-old sparked conflict when he accused bosses of using the attack on Sergei Filin to conduct a witch hunt against him.
The battle to retake the town sparked conflict in adjoining areas.
This declaration sparked conflict with the Lal Masjid, whose leadership was openly pro-Taliban.
The vast majority were victims of Taliban attacks.Iran's killer instinctThe assassination of a Tehran university professor, Massoud Ali-Mohammadi, sparked conflicting accusations of guilt.
Illegal Bangladeshi migrants are already sparking conflict in India's north-eastern state of Assam.
Already, there are examples of how resource riches can spark conflict.
Devoting government money to selected religious programs also runs the risk of sparking conflict.
A "workfare" program sparks conflict between men and women, between whites and blacks.
