Sentence examples for clashing matters from inspiring English sources

Shame it clashed with The Night Manager, not that clashing matters any more.

Does the currency clash matter and how might a change affect the rest of the UK?

Usually the BBC and News Corp., which controls the Sky pay-television service and some of the biggest newspapers in Britain, clash over matters like broadcasting regulations.

To the competition, the Love Island Championships, the only country-clash that matters.

On occasion the two men clashed on matters of policy, but Reitz remained true to his own convictions, gaining some influence over Kruger in the process.

Termination shock: Area where particles from the Sun begin to slow and clash with matter from deep space.

* Pair reportedly clashed over matter in heated phone call.

And outright military clashes, no matter how limited they initially may seem to be, contain the wholly unacceptable risk of escalating into a major war--and even a nuclear war.

It's time to take the rose-tinted glasses off and realize that two cultural mindsets will inevitably clash no matter what attempts are made to gloss over the Mideast reality with Western verbiage.

The emperor and the pope later clashed on ecclesiastical matters.

Typically, he had treated her with courtesy and friendliness in their many clashes on finance matters.