Sentence examples for unwanted clashes from inspiring English sources
The near confrontation between the United States Navy and Iran's Revolutionary Guards highlights the need for reliable mechanisms to alleviate tensions and prevent unwanted clashes in the volatile region.
Such unwanted clashes (Additional file 2: Table S2) were obtained if intermolecular electrostatic (ECoulomb) and van der Waals (ELJ, Eq. 1) interaction energy terms were simply switched off at the ligand atoms.
This is why it is extremely important that the Philippines remains vigilant, and primarily focuses on tangibly guarding its interests on the frontline by fortifying its position on features it already controls, negotiate necessary measures (i.e., hotlines) to prevent unwanted clashes and escalation in the high seas, and employ all instruments in its toolkit to protect its territorial integrity.
This is why an unwanted Sino-Japanese clash puts so many experts' teeth on edge.
In order to prevent unwanted escalation and accidental clashes in the high seas, both Vietnam and Japan have pursued/established various confidence-building measures with China.
Foreign military personnel were restricted from approaching the border to avoid clashes or other unwanted incidents.
"The males/females were clashing and males were making unwanted advances on females.. so we split them up," Troy, co-admin of both Crypto Hub and Crypto For Blokes, tells me.
Setting rules like these will avoid clashes with the law, as well as unwanted accidents.
Many researchers in the region at first felt unwanted; there were rough patches in coordinating academic and government scientists; and clashes over when to release data sometimes sent the public mixed messages.
Though generally on good terms, Cash had once clashed with Peebles in 1961 over his incessant and unwanted romantic pursuit of Rose Maddox while on tour.
In the fourth innings of their Shield clash with New South Wales, they lost their first six wickets for nine runs, an inglorious record and an unwanted headline.
