Sentence examples for a severe conflict from inspiring English sources

Lord Cashel manoeuvres to gain Fanny's inheritance for his son, knowing that there is a severe conflict of interest in his doing so.

This led to a severe conflict with his father, who had set his mind on Mervyn's Oxford education and was wounded by his son's activities in the Communist party.

Her lawsuit alleges that Trump University's mentors and associates "guide students toward deals in which they have a personal financial interest at stake -- creating a severe conflict of interest, so that the mentors profit while the student does not".

A severe conflict between fisheries and the Baltic Sea population of Grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) has escalated during the last decades [ 2].

In its 2013 initial determination, FDA explained that a sufficiently severe conflict in the science regarding PHOs' health risks existed, and therefore the substance was no longer GRAS in any amount in any food product.

After a period of severe conflict, he declined the research project in French history that he had been assigned and chose for his doctoral thesis a subject in physics.

His announcement came during a state of emergency and severe conflict between the country's two major parties, the Awami League and the Bangladesh National Party.

"When you go back to the fields now, the traces of the trenches and tunnel craters are still apparent, so this garden is really about the regeneration of the land after severe conflict as a sort of metaphor for the human spirit," she said.

The country had already been without a government for four years, and experienced severe conflict and famine.

In this paper we contend, like many other authors have in the past (see, among others, Díaz-Alejandro 1970 , 1984 Mallon and Sourrouille 1975; O'Donnell 1977; Waisman 1987; Rogowski 1989; Gerchunoff 1989; Taylor 1994; Gerchunoff and Llach 2004), that a severe distributional conflict lies at the core of this phenomenon.

However, there is broad agreement in the literature that this period was marked by a severe distributional conflict that shaped the politics and the economics of the country (see, among others, Díaz-Alejandro 1970 , 1984 Mallon and Sourrouille 1975; O'Donnell 1977; Waisman 1987; Rogowski 1989; Gerchunoff 1989; Taylor 1994; Gerchunoff and Llach 2004).