Sentence examples for clash with its from inspiring English sources

This time it was careful to avoid a head-on clash with its rivals.

But such interference would clash with its stated longer-term aim, of turning those enterprises into fully-fledged private firms.

He edited Germany's top news magazine, Der Spiegel, for eight years, leaving after a clash with its publisher, Rudolf Augstein.

But he burdens his film with clumsy art-house ambitions that clash with its embrace of bikes, beer and booty.

USA Network brass, worried the show would clash with its lighthearted fare, like "Psych" and "Monk," told him to move the setting to sun-kissed Miami.

Trump Entertainment Resorts entered bankruptcy for the third time in February, and a clash with its bondholders led Mr. Trump to resign as chairman.

If you bring a painting home and it clashes with its environment, first try hanging it in various rooms on different walls.

"It was a presidency that clashed with its own times, and in the end found some measure of greatness".

The administration's desire to change the way the country thinks about development, and to wean it from its dependency on foreign oil, is clashing with its need to spend stimulus money as fast as possible.

Investors clashed with its former chairman, John Bond, over merger missteps.

That ended when the geometric certainties of the Art Deco age clashed with its delicate sensibilities.