Sentence examples for clash of interest from inspiring English sources
"There could be a clash of interest, I think".
"Some of it is philosophical debate, but most of it is the clash of interest groups," he said.
There is no such thing as an agreed "common sense" which can deal with every clash of interest or conflict of rights.
The study shows that there is a "fitness basis" to people's choice of mate age, says Robin Dunbar, an anthropologist at the University of Liverpool, U.K. It also reveals a "clash of interest between the two sexes," he says, because women have a smaller window of reproductive opportunity.
So the challenge was how to find out whether there are potential - because it's of course not a clash of interest legally - but potential clashes of interest.
If so, it is incoherent, even immoral, to go on treating this issue as though it were merely a clash of interest groups.
The questions raised by movies about the topic -- whether in the romantic emo manner of "Her" or the clash-of-interest spectacle of "Transcendence" -- will occupy society and the filmmakers who draw inspiration from it, and as a result they'll occupy our movie screens.
