Sentence examples for causing a conflict from inspiring English sources
What else? A. One thing I've learned in terms of managing conflict is to challenge people about their assumptions of what's causing a conflict.
The moody drama I Walk the Line (1970) featured Gregory Peck as a Tennessee sheriff who falls in love with the daughter (Tuesday Weld) of a moonshiner (Ralph Meeker), causing a conflict of interest.
But the report, written by Louis Freeh, a former director of the FBI, also described the co-operation between some staff in the office and lawyers for the victims of the spill as "problematic", and possibly causing a "conflict of interest".TSB returned to the British high street as a stand-alone bank, 18 years after being merged with Lloyds.
Because any new deal could -- and I emphasize could -- be perceived as causing a conflict or as exploiting the office of the presidency, new deals must be vetted with the ethics adviser, whose role will be to analyze any potential transactions for conflicts and ethics issues.
As a result they compete for 'explanatory space' potentially causing a conflict when the domains of application overlap (Preston and Epley 2009).
After hearing about a failed assassination attempt on Sorceress Edea, NORG begins to distrust Headmaster Cid and tries to seize control of Balamb Garden, causing a conflict between factions loyal to NORG and Cid.
"I don't see how she can think that doesn't cause a conflict of interest," he said.
Plans to overhaul the pension system have already caused a conflict between the government and the president.
However, pursuing superior heat transfer may cause a conflict with the structural strength, particularly under the threat of an earthquake.
"Let me say this, you don't want to cause a conflict between me and the F.B.I.," Mr. Baca said.
