Sentence examples for sustained conflict from inspiring English sources

It's the kind of problem, like sanitation, or access to water, or even climate change, that requires public input and citywide planning, and sustained conflict between the two.

Recent South Sudanese threats to cut the north out of them completely have made a return to sustained conflict a real possibility.

So it has instead invested heavily in stealthy, hard-to-detect technologies that can inflict significant damage, even if it could not win a sustained conflict.

Jenin was known as Israel's "terror capital" during the second intifada, or uprising, starting in 2000, because of the number of suicide bombers that came from the camp, and in April 2002 it was the site of fierce sustained conflict.

As America's longest, deadliest sustained conflict since Vietnam has rolled on, Junction City and the other small towns tethered to military bases across the nation have felt the effects of war in a way most places cannot.

About a decade ago, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter requested that Ury assists in the peace process in Venezuela, as international audiences feared a growing and sustained conflict in South America.

Sudan's 18-year civil war is among the world's worst sustained conflicts since World War II.

Furthermore, teachers' qualifications could be dichotomized to a greater extent, resulting in sustained conflicts.

These narratives reflect desperation and vulnerability of the community suffering from sustained conflicts.

Realizing that sustained conflicts hurts everyone, the villages meet in shura to resolve the dispute.

Kalanick's exit followed months of stories about a toxic corporate culture at Uber, sustained conflicts with regulators around the world, and a blockbuster lawsuit with Google's self-driving car unit over a former star Uber engineer who allegedly stole trade secrets.