Sentence examples for conflict generated from inspiring English sources

We present responses observed after >45 generations of altered levels of interlocus conflict (generated by varying the operational sex ratio).

Their behavior suggested conflict generated by increased arousal in both approach and withdrawal motivation systems.

Drawing on paradox and organisational conflict literature, this study emphasises the role of cognitive conflict, generated by PMSs, in shaping the relationships between competence ambidexterity and innovation ambidexterity.

The conflict generated between the two orchestral groups and the great difficulty of the concerto were mirrored in his Piano Concerto (1965).

But grim warnings throughout 2009 of a return to conflict generated a flurry of diplomatic activity, culminating in joint US-EU talks on constitutional reform, known as the Butmir process.

These revolutions, Mr. Edsall writes, have created "two roughly equal partisan coalitions, one on the left, the other on the right," and in an effort to assemble a winning political majority, he argues, the Republican Party "has tapped into and capitalized on the sense of dislocation and conflict generated by rapid cultural modernization among many middle- and working-class voters".

Unsolved, this conflict generates wars.

As the parties are technically engaged in armed conflict, generating working trust is extremely difficult.

I want you to challenge me". The resulting interaction of ideas provides the foundation for the innovative, creative thinking that healthy conflict generates.

Contrary to the common belief that conflict generates only negative emotions, those who gained more information about others' perspectives through task conflict were more likely to feel energetic, interested, active, and attentive as a result of the conflict.

In the shadow of the Syrian conflict generating millions of displaced people, education provision for Syrian children has become one of the biggest challenges for Turkey.