Sentence examples for there will be clashes from inspiring English sources

"It is likely that sooner or later there will be clashes and casualties and the army will establish no-go zones," he said.

"We thing there will be clashes," said Mr. al-Marzouk, whose brother is a Wefaq spokesman.

There will be clashes between the unions and a Cameron government.

And the anti-fascists will be there in force too, and there will be clashes.

There will be clashes over how great a priority should be given to those with high-tech skills or to agriculture workers or to family reunification.

In Turkey there will be a clash over the constitution: the Islamist AK party wants to get rid of the ban on headscarves at universities.

Meanwhile, the SPL has insisted there will be no problems accommodating fixture clashes with both Dundee sides now in the league.

They would like the Government protect them so that there will be no clashes like the previous ones and that the clashes will never be there again forever.

But few analysts doubt that there will be further clashes.

He added: "There will be more clashes but the soldiers from both sides have not shown much stomach for war since 2002.

They have a fearsome reputation for violence, and police fear that unless they can nip the gangs in the bud, there will be bloody clashes with the Turkish and Pakistani gangsters who currently control the UK heroin market.