Sentence examples for unintended conflicts from inspiring English sources

Or would the West's blindness to other civilizational concerns lead to unintended conflicts?

TAIPEI, Taiwan, Monday, May 2 - President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan called Monday for China and Taiwan to set up a procedure to improve communications between their military and security forces so as to reduce the risk of misunderstandings or even unintended conflicts.

But in hierarchical, high-power-distance markets like Asia — specifically Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Thailand — this policy created unintended conflicts among leaders and sent confusing signals to the rest of the organization regarding who was more powerful and higher-ranking within the organization.

Hofstede et al. (1997) define these problems as "unintended conflicts".

Since social norms and standards disappear in virtual environments, such atmosphere can lead users into unintended conflicts (Vignovic & Thompson, 2010).

The risk that Mr Biden repeatedly highlighted was of unintended conflict following an accidental clash.

The current standoff in Korea seems particularly ripe for such an unintended conflict.

Close encounters between the military aircraft of the United States and Russia have become routine, creating the potential for an unintended conflict.

Both Russia and the United States have been attacking the Islamic State, though acting separately, with minimal coordination to avoid unintended conflict between their warplanes.

And as the United States adds yet more war aims to its Syrian mission, can it effectively juggle its competing goals and prevent more unintended conflict?

The Russians, with ships in the neighborhood and probably technical advisors in Syria, didn't want the risk of an unintended conflict with the U.S. America's European allies, concerned about chemical attacks but facing open rebellion from antiwar constituents, were desperate for a diplomatic out.