Sentence examples for by conflicts from inspiring English sources

Clinical trials are often contaminated by conflicts of interest between the "investigators" and the drug maker.

As a critic, Thomson was high-handed, waspish, not infrequently compromised by conflicts of interest.

Independent experts have said the study is flawed by conflicts of interest, statistical and sampling problems.

The academics are defined by conflicts that are dramatic, without being dramatic themselves.

But to the surprise of many, Mrs. Whitman's tenure has been marked not so much by conflicts with environmental groups but rather by conflicts with members of her own administration.

According to the atlas authors, refugee migrations caused by conflicts are now causing significant pressure on the environment.

"Movements are destroyed by conflicts over money, power, and credit," Garza said, a week after the cancellation.

It was a system animated by conflicts of interest, self-dealing and bad faith shown toward ordinary investors.

But "collective violence" – deaths and injuries caused by conflicts and terrorism – accounts for only $167bn of the total figure.

The southerners lost, several leaders fled into exile, and Yemen has been riven by conflicts ever since.

The heyday of disco, in the nineteen-seventies, was defined by conflicts that have recently come to the fore again.