Sentence examples for conflicts appear from inspiring English sources

In the case of inappropriate control algorithms, conflicts appear between boosts, preventing energy injection on output power bus for some of them.

Professor Norville frames the account in frank, objective prose: Raff's family history is phylogeny; his settings are habitats; his parents' marital conflicts appear preordained by different biological interests.

But at the very least, editors could make a habit of inserting a parenthetical statement informing readers that full details on possible conflicts appear on The Times's Web site.

In Africa, reports of human-elephant conflicts appear almost daily, from Zambia to Tanzania, from Uganda to Sierra Leone, where 300 villagers evacuated their homes last year because of unprovoked elephant attacks.

This is so given that many of the factors impeding cooperation in other areas, including incompatible regulatory philosophies, politicisation of issues, the limited ability of regulatory cooperation to bind other governmental actors, and the presence of distributive conflicts, appear to be present in the area of data privacy as well.

Her clear and clever writing seemed to constitute a vow that she would, after all, escape it; that there was another destiny, beyond profession and motherhood, that might receive her: the destiny of the expressive artist, in which some of these conflicts appear to resolve themselves.

A symptom described in the D.S.M. as "persistent and marked anger or irritability or increased interpersonal conflicts" appeared in the Yaz questionnaire as "Felt angry, or irritable".

However, coordinating conflicts appeared the least among all coded co-regulation behaviors.

The targeted killing of health care providers and attacks on health infrastructure during armed conflicts appears to be a growing and worrying tactic in modern day warfare.

The Flaviviridae Study Group urges those who need to check or propose new genotypes or subtypes of HCV to contact the Study Group in advance of publication to avoid nomenclature conflicts appearing in the literature.

The prospects for an end to the conflict appear bleak.