Sentence examples for such conflagrations from inspiring English sources

But such conflagrations are not limited to soccer.

Jason Whitlock wrote on Foxsports.com that Lakers dynasties usually end in such conflagrations, and this had the added twist of closing out Phil Jackson's coaching career with a pronounced thud, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.

Now the White House wants to prevent such conflagrations by paying loggers to cut smaller trees.

Are we prepared, in order to stop a Syrian civil war, for such a conflagration?

It's been more than two decades since the end of the Cold War, and many people may not know what such a conflagration would look like.

The potential human costs to such a regional conflagration are incalculable.

(Is there much else in life?) No wonder we get such a nice conflagration in Congress and the media over women's rights, reproductive health, sexuality, parental leave, etc. etc.

The possibility of such a Palestinian-sparked conflagration must be foremost in Barak's mind as he deals with the rioting and kidnapping.

Optimal-transport algorithms ferret out the best solutions, based on parameters such as distance, road congestion, and conflagration size.

Better, if possible, to co-opt such an enemy than risk a wider conflagration by killing him in a shrine.Elsewhere in the Middle East, Mr Bush must not allow his Iraqi woes to continue to distract him from the need to make progress in Palestine.

Given the penalty for attacking second, such spiraling logic can turn confrontation into conflagration.