Sentence examples for the continuous conflict from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy, who telephoned the mayor shortly after his appointment in January but has yet to have his call returned, had little comment yesterday in the latest chapter of the continuous conflict between Mr. Giuliani and a board that the mayor regularly says should be abolished.

They included the continuous conflict with the legislative lower house over the governor's salary, the question of the extent of royal prerogative, land speculation in the eastern counties (Maine), attempts to establish an inflationary "land bank" scheme in Massachusetts, and a serious boundary dispute involving Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Colonies founded by aggressive spiders successfully fought the intruders off, but produced fewer offspring because of the continuous conflict.

During the conflict, the Kievan raids were repeatedly defeated by the Byzantines, who were also at war with the Bulgarians, a continuous conflict since the fall of the Bulgarian capital Preslav in 971.

It was the setting for continuous conflict with the Iroquois Confederacy until Benjamin Franklin negotiated a treaty in 1753.

The early history of the province is chiefly one of almost continuous conflict between the town of Groningen and the surrounding districts known as the Ommelanden.

Iraqi cinema was devastated during the Gulf War, and with continuous conflict in the region since, many artistic endeavors have been put on hold.

Rajasinghe I rebuilt the temple again, but due to continuous conflict most of the area around the temple was depopulated, and proper cultivation of lands abandoned.

"At the moment the alternative is simply a continuous conflict in which there is no winner and the only losers are the people of Syria," the veteran Swedish-Italian diplomat said in an exclusive interview.

Due to continuous conflict in the region, the development of artistic endeavors in Iraq has been compromised over time.

They were allies of the Hephthalite, or "White," Huns and were in continuous conflict with the Wei dynasty of northern China.