Sentence examples for years of clashes from inspiring English sources

The revolt was preceded by years of clashes between Jews and Romans in the area.

Now, after more than three years of clashes with unions and bondholders, Delphi is teetering on the brink of collapse.

The junta seized power in 2014 and brought temporary peace after years of clashes between political factions.

After six years of clashes in court, she said, it was almost inevitable that the company will "begin moving dirt" sometime this spring for a housing project just off Route 1.

After years of clashes with the remaining residents, the two sides reached a compromise: The department would issue a small number of new annual permits, infusing new blood into the community.

Most of the olive groves are in parts of the West Bank where Israel controls security, and years of clashes between settlers and Palestinian farmers have led to an arrangement in which farmers are allowed to harvest on only a handful of designated days.

The resentment is not just professional pique: they shared years of clashing egos and one brief, drunken tryst right before he left town.

After years of clashing with BAE over cost overruns the government has now begun treating it like a national champion of old, says Keith Hartley, who heads the Centre for Defence Economics at York University.

In today's New York, some squatters have survived over 20 years of clashing with city government and through negotiations have won the legal rights to the buildings they've helped maintain since the early 1980s.

Wynne left H.H.S., in 2016, after years of clashing with other officials in the Obama Administration, but she returned to serve on the transition team at H.H.S. after last November's election.

Miller, who raced independently during the two previous winters after years of clashing with team officials, said he looked forward to working in the team environment and having his greatest season ever.