Sentence examples for arguments conflicts from inspiring English sources

Until now, the primary has focused more on arguments, conflicts and accusations of election fraud against Mr. Buchanan than any discussion of ideas or issues.

Most arguments, conflicts and bad feelings between partners could be totally defused if empathy were to become their default reaction.

These arguments conflict with the principles of justice and equality, which stipulate that individuals should not be discriminated against because of an inability to consent.

This argument conflicts with the statute's language, its history, and plain common sense: when Congress adopted the modern Clean Air Act in 1970, it intended there to be "no gaps" in protection from dangerous industrial air pollutants.

She thrived on argument, conflict, and confrontation.

Indeed, divisive nationalist arguments, labour conflicts, and episodes of violence have become dangerously manifest in many societies.

In the fall of 1932, after incessant arguments and conflicts between the followers of Ortega and Azaña reached the point where communication became virtually impossible, Ortega left active politics.

For example, in a study using the 2000 National Alcohol Survey, Drabble and colleagues found that although lesbian and bisexual women had lower abstention rates overall, they were also more likely to report alcohol-related problems (e.g., being in fights or arguments, having conflicts with spouse/partner, losing time at work) and to have sought help for an alcohol problem [ 14].

By using the "It sounds like.... ........ and "That must feel... ........ formula in all your relationships, you will be able to consistently avoid arguments and conflicts.

Outside a few weak arguments, external conflict is avoided, and internal struggles are largely unexpressed.

It's easy to get confused by all the scientific arguments and conflicting claims.