Sentence examples for basically conflicting from inspiring English sources

An MBA studying at a free-market school like the University of Chicago learns two basically conflicting things:  first, that investors cannot beat the market by picking stocks, and should thus "passively" invest their savings in a broadly diversified portfolio of stocks such as an index fund; and secondly, that the owners of a firm (aka the shareholders) must keep the CEO in line.

When you have the same person doing both jobs, it makes it incredibly difficult because you basically have conflicting interests.

The film also gives him a number of self-congratulatory monologues he basically represents 'the conflicted soldier' or 'the moral man given power in immoral times'.

Basically your brain is receiving conflicting signals from your eyes and ears.

This might seem like selling yourself out, but it's not - it's basically avoiding conflict in a system where you'll probably always be victimized in a teacher-student conflict.

It seemed not to matter to the prosecutors that these two interpretations were basically in conflict.

Basically in conflict with a rigorous interpretation of genethlialogy, it allows the individual (or corporate body) to act at astrologically favourable times and, thereby, to escape any failures predictable from his (or its) nativity.

What has changed about nuisance law is the fact that the element of judicial discretion in resolving the basically unresolvable conflict between two equally privileged land uses is more frankly recognized.

The representations of initial states and changed consequences are basically in conflict and an adjustment must be made.

Is a hacker attempting to steal money working on his own or for a terrorist group, or is he essentially a front for an enemy state eager to take down the U.S.? As Kelly Jackson Higgins, senior editor at the information security blog Dark Reading, reminds us, "Hackers posing as other hackers can basically encourage conflict among other nations or organizations, experts say, and sit back and watch".

Kohnke (1980) believes that the greatest obstacle to advocacy is the healthcare institution itself, because client advocacy is basically in conflict with the culture of the hospital system [ 16].