Sentence examples for Time conflicting from inspiring English sources

This is to say that, for a long time, conflicting ideas about motherhood and all its attendant expectations were eating me up from the inside and I needed to write something about it.

Generally, TOPSIS converts M number of conflicting and non commensurable objectives (criteria) into two commensurable and most of time conflicting objectives (the minimum distance from PIS and the maximum distance from NIS) (Abo-Sinna and Amer 2005).

The first interlocking of signals to protect trains was provided in 1874, as before this time conflicting moves could be made.

At the same time conflicting results have been reported in subacute phase of stroke, when neuroplasticity is crucial.

For a long time, conflicting reports claimed that MPF depends on or is attenuated by phosphatase activity.

There are at the present time conflicting ideas on the significance of IP compared to synaptic plasticity, and the range of functions that IP may have in adaptivity.

"There were at times conflicting jurisdictional concerns," he said.

To hear four different, at times conflicting voices coexisting, even building upon each other, was utterly alien.

Reviewing the literature, the authors encountered varying and, at times, conflicting viewpoints, officially and in academic research, on the potential economic impact of the Scheme.

The promising malaria vaccine candidates that have been tested in the field have, so far, yielded disappointing and, at times, conflicting results.

Messy problems involve divergent, at times conflicting, interests and perspectives and their urgency prevents comprehensive analysis.