Sentence examples for conflicted status from inspiring English sources

The unfinished state of a modern field on a campus dating to the late 18th century is reflective of the football program's sometimes conflicted status in the athletic life of the university.

Stephanie Chamberlain in her article "Fantasicing" Infanticide: Lady Macbeth and the Murdering Mother in Early Modern England" argues that though Lady Macbeth wants power, her power is "conditioned on maternity", which was a "conflicted status in early modern England".

In the case of conflicting status values, decisions are made on the basis of defined priority rules.

87% support the annexation of Crimea, and only 4% think that the eastern regions of Donetsk and Luhansk should return to their pre-conflict status.

On the evidence of Ms. Loevy's selections, book clubs like coming-of-age stories, exotic settings, family conflict, status seeking and clear, instructive lessons.

But they say "there is a lot more to do if we are to be like our neighbours or regain our pre conflict status" Last year, Liberia's President Ellen Johnson - Sirleafwas re-elected and she pledged to make Liberia a "middle income" country.

Once the context had achieved full "post conflict" status, the decision on whether to stay or to go became simpler.

She studies the effects of workplace conflict, status and justice on group and organizational performance.

However, lack of will and the immediate intervention of regional powers like Iran and Russia in favor of a truce (or in Turkey's case, a cessation of hostility on Azerbaijan's terms) re-established the frozen conflict status quo within days.

To make sure that the content of the problems did not affect the findings we crossed the scenario content and conflict status.

SNPs with conflicting genotype calls from different sources were loaded into the database, but flagged to indicate their conflict status.