Sentence examples for wider conflicts from inspiring English sources

The Israeli government has long objected to being linked to wider conflicts in such a way.

It is perhaps this instinct which lies at the heart of the wider conflicts taking place in contemporary Turkish society.

Some young people feared that students would take the summer's violence into school in the fall, perhaps setting off wider conflicts.

Drawing on extensive research in U.S. and Chinese sources, Motoe Sasaki delves into the day-to-day frictions of cross-cultural encounters and the wider conflicts they sparked.

NATO and the European Union (due to meet on Wednesday) are similarly struggling with a crisis that has stung the West with its ferocity and potential to spark wider conflicts.

Price jumps like these can lead to increased household expenditures, shifts in resultant diets, reduced access to adequate food in poor communities, and civil unrest that may spiral into wider conflicts in places with fragile governance.

History has proved that Balkan resentments can trigger wider conflict.

Occasional noises about a wider conflict are heard.

But what of the wider conflict and suffering?

He says Cameron said he did not want to get involved in a wider conflict.

Those steadily escalating clashes have the potential to explode into a much wider conflict.