Sentence examples for a significant clash from inspiring English sources

He and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh are headed to South Korea later this week for a meeting of the Group of 20, apparently in agreement on what is expected to be a significant clash between the world's big powers over the United States Federal Reserve's plan to boost the American economy by pumping $600 billion into it.

In contrast, however, analysis of a recently solved structure of ARF1 in complex with γ-COP coat protein (Yu et al., 2012) revealed a significant clash between EspG and γ-COP, indicating that EspG would interfere with COPI coat assembly at the Golgi.

The question now is whether this is just a re-run of events in the summer or does a more significant clash beckon, perhaps one where the Kremlin may decide - in its terms - to teach the Ukrainians a military lesson.

Mr. Neilson had a more significant clash with Ms. Jolie (whom he said he nominated to be a member of the Council on Foreign Relations) in part because he was repeatedly quoted speaking on her behalf regarding humanitarian aid.

Legal experts said yesterday that the potential jailing of a journalist represented perhaps the most significant clash between federal prosecutors and the news media since the 1970's.

Inspection of the 2 1 complex structure determined here reveals a second AVR-Pik molecule cannot interact with the other HMA domain in the dimer (with the same interaction surface) due to a significant steric clash.

Maraniss details the first significant clash between police and citizens in the sixties, caused by the killing of a prostitute known as St. Cynthia, in recognizably muddled circumstances.

In Cinema 2, why the United States versus Mexico has become the most fiery and socially significant clash in international soccer.

In the Baltic Sea, action was largely limited to the raiding of convoys, and the laying of defensive minefields; the only significant clash of battleship squadrons there was the Battle of Moon Sound at which one Russian pre-dreadnought was lost.

In Cairo, where the cycle of protests has been more or less constant since 2011, and where the repetition of anger and violence has a tendency to blur, the most significant clashes are distinguished by nicknames: the twenty-fifth of January, Maspero, Mohamed Mahmoud, Abbassiya.

Other community based health programs have identified significant clashes between community and health service personnel where there was a clear lack of fit between community and health service priorities [ 41].