Sentence examples for a strong clash from inspiring English sources

"There is a strong clash between what the organization is claiming to provide and the way that it functions," said Michael Hammer, executive director of One World Trust, a London research organization that develops decision-making and governing standards.

We had a strong clash with the director of Amnesty International at that time.

The G464A mutation creates a strong steric clash with the backbone oxygen of G60, which triggers local conformational changes in G60 and the adjacent T59.

As shown in Figure 3D, substitution of A461 with a Thr imposes a strong steric clash (highlighted by red dashed lines with distances labeled in red) with the bound pTyr and destabilizes the transition state for E-P formation, therefore impairing the activity of the A461T mutant.

Even for the casual observer, it's incredibly mesmerizing to watch two tiny hordes of digital people, each thousands upon thousands strong, clash and begin hacking each other to death.

Over four years, armies millions of men strong clashed indecisively in horrendous conditions.

Although the collections by its founder and creative director, Consuelo Castiglioni, have a strong identity – beautiful clashes of print and texture, from Bauhaus geometric motifs one season to tribal patterns the next, with dots, scribbles, flowers and grids along the way – in many other respects it's quite an enigmatic enterprise.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan government summoned Pakistan's charge d'affaires in Kabul to the Foreign Ministry on Monday to file a "strong protest" after another clash along the countries' troubled border.

Behind the government's lethargy was a strong feeling that the ethnic clashes in Borneo were longstanding and not of its making.

Largely sympathetic to the Lithuanian desire for autonomy and determined to create a strong, central royal power, Casimir clashed with the Polish magnates, large landowners who had dominated the earlier Jagiellon reigns, by granting extensive and exclusive rights and privileges to the gentry in order to gain their political and financial support for his active foreign policy.

Many of the candidates of Justice and Construction were either less well known or were hamstrung by local perceptions that their party has ties with Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, clashing with a strong local sense of national sovereignty.