Sentence examples for visible conflict from inspiring English sources

For peace is not merely the absence of visible conflict.

The most visible conflict so far has been over the opening screen of the program, or "desktop".

The visible conflict now pits the nationalist Palestinian youths against the soldiers who represent the Israeli occupation, would-be state against state.

It has also avoided some of the problems that plague Los Angeles, from the financial (its general fund reserve exceeds that of LA, which has over 40 times Santa Monica's population) to the cultural (that population itself – among which you more often hear British accents than the babel of tongues that characterise the big city just east – appears to get along without much visible conflict).

Informants described some tactics that brought the CCAAC into visible conflict with the government.

The current imperative for the U.S. and China is to avoid visible conflict.

These are the less visible conflicts that cumulatively become something volatile.

The peacekeepers are said to have had illegal dealings with one of the most murderous militias in the country, where millions have died in one of the bloodiest yet least visible conflicts in the world.

This year's Pictures of the Year Latin America winners tackle the world's most visible conflicts (the portfolio of Tomás Munita, the contest's photographer of the year and a New York Times contributor, is filled with images from Syria), as well as quiet, quirky, even comical moments from the offices of bureaucrats and the sidelines of political campaigns.

The most visible conflicts between startups and the government in the next two years will be in the nation's capital, not in city halls or state houses.

To explain, look at the visible conflicts and how they're typically understood: Research shows that people at all career levels suffer from the emotional and physical damage of workaholic expectations; destructive, stifling management practices; and a lack of sufficient vacation and leisure time -- all in the pursuit of "success".