Sentence examples for bit of a conflict from inspiring English sources

So there is a bit of a conflict there.

"So we have a little bit of a conflict.

So there's a bit of a conflict of interest.

And so, doesn't that cause a bit of a conflict with the researchers who are trying to blind the trial?

But that's not what he wants to do, so we have a little bit of a conflict".

Her efforts to reduce her own bag consumption make for "a bit of a conflict of interest," she said.

In a bit of an unfortunate conflict Sunday, two of the festival's most prominent female voices, Jenny Lewis and Marina Diamandis of Marina and the Diamonds, played at the same time.

A half-hearted racing motif persists in racing silks hanging about and racetrack related photographs and posters, but this theme is still a bit of a stretch, conflicting as it does with terra cotta tiles, stonework and arches, which were custom made to reflect the Tuscan interior of an Italian restaurant that once occupied this site.

The fact that other law schools get to decide whether we are accredited seems a little bit like a conflict of interest".

"We've got phenomenally gifted people with this phenomenally gifted rider and there's nobody nasty or malicious and yet there's a bit of unresolved conflict.

Being raised in a socialist household, brought up on benefits and considering myself a good, green, ethical person, my career choice caused me quite a bit of internal conflict.