make conflicts in a sentence

• Germany leaped in early to recognize secessionist Croats, making conflict almost inevitable.
• User : Kuzain is currently making conflict of interest accusations on User : Thrindel.
• Afterwards, I decided to make conflict resolution and cooperation in the animal world my main issue of research.
• I gave my evidence that I was not making conflict of interest edit so Rahat has withdrawn his report.
• Allowing the planes to leave the current jet routes will spread them out and make conflicts less likely, Speck said.
• The prospect of four giant firms, with so many fingers in so many different consulting and accounting pies, makes conflicts more likely.
• Collier and Hoeffler discuss the idea that diversity makes conflict more difficult as it is harder to mobilize a heterogeneous ethnic base into rebellion.
• The extreme distances between stars creates an insurmountable'Chain of Suspicion'where the two civilizations cannot communicate fast enough to relieve mistrust, making conflict inevitable.
• Luttwak has been a frequent lecturer and consultant, and is known for his innovative policy ideas, suggesting for example that major powers'attempts to quell regional wars actually make conflicts more protracted.
• Restating the content of that policy would be redundant and would make conflicts between the two more likely, not less likely .-- talk ) 11 : 42, 15 July 2011 ( UTC)
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• Pakistani officials and intellectuals warn that a presidential snub of their country, an old Cold War ally, would enrage Islamic militants and weaken secular-minded modernizers in the army, making conflict with India more likely.
• The youngsters team up ( making conflict likely and resolution useful ) to research black and Hispanic heroes, enlarge and transfer portraits of them by means of a grid ( a nice introduction to graphs and ratios ) and make murals.
• China's withdrawal will weaken the commission, but officials here said it was not expected to create new military tensions at the demilitarized zone or make conflict any more likely in what is one of the most heavily defended frontiers in the world.
• In the 1860s, he gained attention for his push to construct a stockade at Masterton to defend against possible Superintendent of Wellington Province, believed that the construction of stockade would make conflict more likely, but after much work, Smith was able to convince the government to fund the project.
• "I think the whole world was structured in such a way . . . as to make conflict with a major adversary a major preoccupation, " says Kalb, a former network foreign correspondent who heads up Harvard's Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics, and Public Policy.
• Creative Capital's executive director, Ruby Lerner, said contributors knew that the group would seek out and not shrink from artists like Karen Finley, who often performs in the nude and famously smears her body in chocolate; Robert Mapplethorpe, whose homoerotic photographs offended many, and other artists who caused headline-making conflicts.
• "Creative Capital's executive director . . . said contributors knew that the group would seek out and not shrink from artists like Karen Finley, who often performs in the nude and famously smears her body in chocolate; Robert Mapplethorpe, whose homoerotic photographs offended many, and other artists who caused headline-making conflicts ."
• So, these historians contend, there was no means for the continental belligerents to show their willingness and capacity to fight without going the whole hog and actually committing a huge force to the field ( forcing their adversary to do likewise, and thus making conflict very likely ) .-- Talk 17 : 00, 10 June 2007 ( UTC)