Sentence examples for vicious clashes from inspiring English sources

Such differences spurred vicious clashes.

The most vicious clashes have been in the Rift Valley province, which has several ethnic communities, including Luo, Kikuyu and Kalenjin.

In the past few months, there have been heavy bombings in eastern Jebel Marra; deadly protests in Nyala; vicious clashes near Tabun; and further attacks on displaced people in several other camps across Darfur.

Clinton versus Trump has all the makings of a rambunctious, vicious clash of styles.

The charges also triggered a vicious clash between two of Brazil's biggest television networks, Rede Globo and Rede Record, which is linked to the church.

After one vicious clash too many – the Scottish Cup final of 1980, where Rangers and Celtic fans fought on the pitch at the final whistle – alcohol was banned at football matches.

A vicious clash between a Baltimore police investigator and a lead prosecutor was laid bare in open court on Thursday during the closely watched murder trial over the death of Freddie Gray.

During the Cold War, Flexible Response contributed to both the avoidance of nuclear conflict and the proliferation of limited yet vicious military clashes.

An ugly taste of what may be to come unfolded in Cairo on December 5th, as thousands of Muslim Brothers answered an official call to disperse secular protesters gathered outside the presidential palace, sparking the most vicious street clashes seen since the revolution, leaving at least five people dead.Naturally, Mr Morsi and his Islamists see themselves as representing right and reason.

Ever since vicious ethnic clashes erupted between the Pokomo and Orma several months ago in a swampy, desolate part of Kenya, the Tawfiq Hospital has instituted a strict policy for the victims who are trundled in: Pokomos on one side, Ormas on the other.

Still, each gallery is adorned at one end by huge screens showing moving images of the icons of punk, including Vicious, Rotten and Joe Strummer of The Clash.