Sentence examples for clear clashes from inspiring English sources

There were also clear clashes of culture, as soldiers who had little knowledge of the Middle East found themselves frustrated by the poor conditions, the prospect of a yearlong deployment and a lack of compliance among the Iraqi prisoners.

Duplicate poses were automatically removed based on their hydrogen-bond and hydrophobic patterns, and poses with positive binding free energy as predicted by the GBVI/WSA Δ G scoring function were removed too, as they typically involved clear clashes with the protein atoms.

"There's a clear clash between domestic politics and this rule-based, technocratic system".

But, in an indication of how far his proposal was from gaining a consensus among his global peers, the sections dealing with the thorny issue were guarded and merely noted that there was a clear clash of views.

"I've taken this decision because I think it's necessary to unblock the situation in which Libé finds itself, with a clear clash between the editorial staff and some of the shareholders.

Things could quickly turn ugly: Wal-Mart is allergic to unions in the U.S. and Canada, and a media report quoted Phil Davies, national secretary of the GMB, a general trade union in the U.K. that includes Asda workers, as saying there was "a clear clash of cultures between the way workers do business in Britain and the way Wal-Mart does business".

There was a clear clash between agricultural support and biodiversity.

The reason for the violence was not immediately clear but clashes frequently occur between ethnic Uighurs and security forces in the region.The death toll from flooding and landslides in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand passed 1,000, with thousands of people still missing.

Rather, the model displayed clear steric clashes between the LP2 Rpn6-N conformandon and segments within the base ATPase subunits Rpt3, Rpt4, and Rpt6.

The dispute over gay Boy Scouts is a clear culture clash between a traditional organization that views homosexuality as a threat to "family values" and a minority religious group that sees discrimination against gays as a violation of civil rights.

When I was introduced to Joe Strummer (apologies for the name dropping, but this site does seem to be an outpost of Strummerville) shortly before he died, I steered clear of Clash back-slapping, realising that he'd get bored in half a minute.