Sentence examples similar to blind conflict from inspiring English sources
Shabab no doubt hopes that the increasingly border-blind conflict will cause Kenyans to reconsider their involvement in Somalia.
Museums and Galleries BEACON Fovea Exhibitions Beacon Gallery "Double Blind: Lebanon Conflict 2006," photographic essay by Paolo Pellegrin.
Lawmakers have criticized Merrill Lynch and other banks that did business with Enron for having been blind to conflicts between the interests of their banking clients and those of investors.
Disney's lawyers had argued the suit failed to show the company's directors had been lulled by executives or blinded by conflicts of interest into approving Mr. Ovitz's severance package when he became the second in command to Disney's chairman, Michael D. Eisner, in 1995.
An affidavit submitted this week in a legal proceeding by New York State's attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, provides strong evidence for a more troubling explanation: that the research departments of the big investment and brokerage firms were simply too blinded by conflicts of interest to deliver objective analysis.
Congressional investigators are asking whether the company's auditor, Arthur Andersen, was blinded to that conflict by the consulting fees Enron was paying it.
An article published on February 21 , 2008 about Senator John McCain and his record as an ethics reformer who was at times blind to potential conflicts of interest included references to Vicki Iseman, a Washington lobbyist.
This is especially problematic as so much of the field of "social media monitoring" that has come to define the big data revolution is based on the Twitter firehose and thus missing Africa and parts of the Middle East, blinding us to conflict in the region.
But as ministers turn a blind eye to the conflict in Yemen, evidence that humanitarian law has been violated is becoming harder to ignore by the day".
The singer was STING, and the sentiment had to do with blind faith and senseless conflict, the bleaker side of the human condition.
