The phrase 'too much conflict' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which there is a lot of disagreement or disharmony between people or groups. For example, you could write, "The two sides in the labor dispute had too much conflict for an agreement to be reached."
There's just too much going on in The Colony, too much conflict, too much evidence.
They know that they love each other, but there has been too much conflict.
Such language should be used carefully when describing a continent that has seen far too much conflict, extremism, and dictatorship.
When I began to use Twitter to connect with educators, the combination of reducing ideas down to a telegraphic 140 characters and the worldwide reach made for too much conflict — more heat than light.
But talking about teaching quality – though there are controversies involved – is less contentious than structural issues, so there is a temptation to play the latter down to avoid becoming embroiled in too much conflict.
It is extremely difficult when you hold a political appointment to search for a job it's just too much conflict of interest to negotiate with other entities.
Parents need to trust their instincts, and too much conflicting advice can get in the way of that".
The survey also suggests that 70% of people think there is "too much conflicting information about science" and that fewer people feel informed than they did three years ago.
In an era where too much is focus grouped and too many people give too much conflicting advice to too many politicians, the courage to shrug it off and be yourself is pretty rare.
"Commissions bring too much potential conflict, and even if there is no conflict, there is the perceived issue of conflict," he said.
"The referee made the decision that our white shirts were too much in conflict with Wellington's silver, so we were told to wear blue," Muscat said.
