Sentence examples for a massive conflict from inspiring English sources
"There is a massive conflict between what academies were supposed to be and what they actually are," said Dave Whitaker, of Springwell Learning Community in Barnsley.
Supporting an action by female members involved the majority male membership, who relied upon the unpaid labour of their womenfolk as well as the money they brought into the household, in a massive conflict of interest.
"For too long, the government has had a massive conflict of interest as the owner and seller of Australia's largest telco and as the industry regulator," Prime Minister John Howard said in a statement.
There is now a massive conflict of interest with private companies like United Health, KPMG and McKinseyin charge of the GPs' budget and increasingly buying care from the self-same private sector.
"The National PTA has a wonderful history in protecting and advocating for the health of children, and now it is part of the Coke marketing machine because Coke literally helps to run it now," said Gary Ruskin, the executive director of Commercial Alert, an advocacy group in Portland, Ore ."It's a massive conflict of interest".
Yeah, there's a massive conflict of interest.
What we got was a massive conflict-of-interest profit vs. publiconflict-of-interest profitin a dysfunconflict-of-interest profittem that has undermined our economy, reduced our national wealth and torn our social fabric.
It's a massive channel conflict, and nobody is willing to sacrifice main sales channel to do volume online".
There is a massive internal conflict happening in the newest country on earth a country that the U.S. was pivotal in helping bring its independence.
Priebus added, "The fact that the Clinton Foundation and its entities continue to accept foreign donations while Hillary Clinton runs for the White House is a massive, ongoing conflict of interest that gets bigger by the day".
UNICEF said that 12 years of sanctions and the third war in 20 years have left Iraqi children and women with little capacity to withstand the effects of a massive military conflict.
