Sentence examples for stimulate conflict from inspiring English sources

It says if companies withdrew from the region altogether, it would lead to abandoning mines and cause local populations to seek revenues elsewhere, sometimes resulting in activities that stimulate conflict.

Anthropogenic environmental change and degradation (e.g., global warming, sea-level rise, erosion) within the context of the Anthropocene has the potential to displace populations, undermine food security and human health, stimulate conflict, and destabilize social, economic and political systems.

Nonetheless, the American cable, relying on Georgian government sources, offered as "one plausible explanation for all this" that South Ossetia's leader, Eduard Kokoity, had "decided to roll the dice and stimulate a conflict with the Georgians in hopes of bringing in the Russians and thereby saving himself".

Diffusion occurs when an ethnic conflict in one state stimulates conflict in another state with similar conditions.

Head-on conflicts stimulate TAR more than codirectional conflicts (Prado and Aguilera 2005) (Fig. 7); however, a genome-wide study revealed correlations of both types of conflict with high levels of transcription in yeast (Azvolinsky et al. 2009).

Militarization deflects resources from the real economy, stimulates conflicts and creates an illusion that military rather than political solutions are viable.

This confirms earlier findings of Marquis and Lounsbury [ 41], who found entrepreneurship to be stimulated by conflicting logics.

The induced conflicts stimulate innovation.

"There are opportunities for charities to encourage citizens to buy locally and stimulate growth following the conflict," he says.

Specifically, appointing a multidisciplinary team to deal with EHR-related issues can prevent conflict and stimulate collaboration [ 25].

Research on patient decision aids suggests that they improve knowledge, reduce decisional conflict and stimulate patients to be more active in decision-making [ 16].