Sentence examples for trigger conflict from inspiring English sources
"The prime minister of this country has falsely, maliciously, recklessly, irresponsibly said that the coalition would trigger conflict with Indonesia," she said.
It is generally agreed that issues relating to environmental deterioration can trigger conflict in a region, but its capacity to provide a platform to meet common challenges through collaboration is often underestimated.
WWF estimates that 850 million people depend directly on coral reefs for their food security - a mass die-off could trigger conflict and human migration on a massive scale.
Each of these questions could trigger conflict or population displacement, as shown by recent clashes that led to the displacement of more than 110,000 people southwards, and into Ethiopia.
Competition from North Sea gas and then cheap imports put the UK industry into a steep downward spiral in the 1970s and 1980s, which helped trigger conflict between the NCB and the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) over pay restraint and pit closures.
However, acting to help the stranded ship will trigger conflict and result in the death and destruction of the Enterprise.
Competing interests in land-use change trigger conflicts between institutional bodies, local residents, land developers and environmental NGOs.
Population movements may also trigger conflicts and environmental degradation in destination areas, in turn creating further health crises and population displacement (Burkle 1999).
Any action that Trump takes will be feckless at best and possibly disastrous — triggering conflict with Russia, or the war with Iran that Bolton and others want — for there is no strategy to guide it except to "bomb the shit out of them" and get out.
However, in many peri-urban areas the process of defining what this 'third' space is, is triggering conflict over the meanings attributed to the peri-urban landscape, its ownership and, importantly, whose identity it represents.
This has triggered conflict in villages, with members of households excluded from benefits surreptitiously cutting coffee trees belonging to households with contracts.
