Sentence examples for a sort of conflict from inspiring English sources

"Germany will do everything possible to resolve the conflicts that we have in trade," Ms. Merkel said, "through as many discussions as possible to prevent it from falling into a sort of conflict that ends in the raising of tariffs from both sides".

But even with the ability for shareholders to propose board elections, the I-9 rule created a loophole that protects corporations by preventing any sort of conflict.

Streeting contends that it's better to engage in "dialogue with businesses" than to enter into any sort of conflict.

Are you expecting any sort of conflict with the chairman of the Federal Reserve over interest rates? A. I might let him ask the question -- answer the question about his relationship with the Fed.

The architectural hodgepodge is a sort of palimpsest of conflicting philosophies of how to deal with the criminal class.

He is immediately enchanted, however, by the couple's children — a brilliant, sickly young man and his adoring sister — who prove to be prisoners in a different sort of conflict.

Since 2000 the number of loans made to first-time buyers has declined to levels last seen in the early 1990s, when interest rates touched 15% and many people could not afford to borrow.Below the bottom rung of the private housing ladder, a different sort of conflict has arisen.

Now we face a different sort of conflict, and it appears to be one that will shape the political landscape for years to come.

In Cambodia and across the remote forests of the world, a rising boom in the illegal sale of wood, land, and minerals has turned the environmental beat into a new sort of conflict journalism.

In Cambodia and in remote forests elsewhere, a rising boom in the illegal sale of wood, land, and minerals has turned the environmental beat into a new sort of conflict journalism.

Depending on how the words connect -- I-you, us-them, his-hers the pairings suggest a sort of face-off or conflict.