Sentence examples for upcoming conflicts from inspiring English sources

He urged Norway not to back the United States in upcoming conflicts "so that it won't suffer later".

An example of a social skill which has been referred to several times in those farms which had expanded their activities in regional value chains of energy supply is the significance of the skill to communicate directly with colleagues, neighbors, etc., and either preventing or quickly solving upcoming conflicts.

A massive interdiction campaign ensued which would have implications for the upcoming conflicts.

Last year's controversy over Kurt Cobain's maltreated Guitar Hero avatar a ghost marionette condemned to endless karaoke surely heralds the many upcoming conflicts involving CGI and celebrity spirits.

In a letter-flanker task, Wendt and Kiesel (2011) varied the contingencies between the proportion of incongruent trials and the duration of a pretarget fixation cross (the "warning signal," also sometimes called the "foreperiod"), such that subjects could predict the likelihood of upcoming conflict on the basis of temporal information.

The upcoming conflict will be a full-blown information war; it is already a networked conflict.

The commander, Gen. Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam, was a crucial figure in Iran's efforts to build long-range missiles who was "constantly preparing himself for the probable upcoming conflict with America," according to a eulogy by a fellow senior Revolutionary Guards commander, Gen. Hossein Alaie, that was published on Iran's Tabnak news site.

"The government's chances for success are probably about the same as Iraq winning the upcoming conflict," a Wall Street tobacco analyst said.. "I don't think there's any prospect for the government to prevail given the law and given the claims that they have filed".

He represented his county and his state in a number of failed conventions that sought to resolve the upcoming conflict before it began.

The Gullwings then join forces with the Leblanc Syndicate to investigate the underground areas of the city in an attempt to destroy the machine before it can be used by either side in the upcoming conflict.

This decree issued by the triumvirate was motivated in part by a need to raise money to pay the salaries of their troops for the upcoming conflict against Caesar's assassins, Marcus Junius Brutus and Gaius Cassius Longinus.