Sentence examples for that much conflict from inspiring English sources

But, she indicated that much conflict continued between countries that had sent troops to the most dangerous zones and those that had not sent troops to the battle zones.

"Nobody can take that much conflict.

In "Mescaline," Robert's femme fatale is "...burning in some backseat, burning in some room," and then he admits, "I can't put out a fire when it looks like you," making his former job of protector that much more conflicted since it's obvious he still cares.

The bitter sweet thing of "Flow" is that it's kind of perfect when you see images that have so much conflict in them like Israel's bulldozing Palestinian houses, and really heartbreaking things on both sides of that conflict.

He doesn't engage in soul-searching or in an elaborate defense of his presidency — or anything else that might cause much conflict.

Saeb Erekat, the Palestinian's chief negotiator, said that after so much conflict, Mr. Sharon should have used his speech to open the door to negotiations.

"Is it possible that there's so much conflict of interest here that all you folks don't even realize that you're helping people that you're associated with?" Representative Cliff Stearns, Republican of Florida, asked Mr. Paulson at the July 16 hearing.

Parent company News Corp's Digital Chief Jon Miller apparently didn't mince words, saying that Van Natta wasn't moving fast enough and that there was too much conflict among the executive team.

Yet by drawing additional countries directly into its intractable conflict with the Palestinians, Israel makes a political solution for the core conflict that much more difficult.

"I'm always looking to write something that just has so much conflict, it's unbearable," Mr. Dildarian explained.

"It is the Porsche clan versus the Piëch clan who belong to a single familial line, but maybe that makes the conflict that much harder".