Sentence examples for triggered conflicts from inspiring English sources

For better or for worse, the intersection of academia and commerce in the biological sciences has triggered conflicts of interest and turf wars that can't be wished away.

This is a long-standing problem in Sudan, and the failure of ensuring open access to pastoral resources has triggered conflicts in many parts of the country.

While it is generally accepted that alcohol impairs top-down cognitive control and conflict monitoring, it has remained unclear whether this also applies to subliminally triggered conflicts, as alcohol may not impair automated processes to the same extent.

Like those waves of earlier immigrants, the Brazilians and Latinos triggered conflicting reactions.

This has triggered conflict in villages, with members of households excluded from benefits surreptitiously cutting coffee trees belonging to households with contracts.

When we accompanied a returning herd on its way north for a 84-km stretch in June 2012, we were forced to circumvent cropped fields 17 times; the herd went through cropped fields five times, thereby triggering conflicts with the farmers who were working in them.

Pressures which are already triggering conflicts, war and suffering.

As just outlined, a certain level of incongruity appears to be a prerequisite for triggering conflicts that stimulate advancement of knowledge in both cognitive and social systems.

Population movements may also trigger conflicts and environmental degradation in destination areas, in turn creating further health crises and population displacement (Burkle 1999).

"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.