Sentence examples for conflicts facing from inspiring English sources

The potential conflicts facing research analysts have received substantial attention from regulators.

"Born This Way" and "I Don't Ride That Train" bluntly address the conflicts facing characters struggling to define their sexuality.

Carper, a senator from Delaware, said that the numerous conflicts facing the president-elect's administration would not be solved with the handover of his business to his sons.

Dutchman presents a stylized encounter that illustrates hatred between blacks and whites in America as well as the political and psychological conflicts facing black American men in the 1960s.

Other important works in English are The Turkish Ordeal (1928), Conflict of East and West in Turkey (1935, 1963), and Turkey Faces West (1930), in which she examines the ideological conflicts facing the young Turkish Republic.

The resurgence of interest in the practice of political theatre over the past decade has led theatre practitioners back to Brecht - the same conflicts facing these younger directors and playwrights faced Brecht not too long ago, and the simultaneous interest in the metatheatrical aspects of dramatic performance has led too to a reconsideration of his theatrical techniques in an electronic age.

Last year a Guardian Australia investigation outlined the structural conflicts faced by IHMS.

The conflicts faced by the four central figures form the movie's narrative backbone.

She has particular knowledge of the challenges and conflicts faced by a director of finance.

Students appeared to learn a number of lessons including the nature of conflicts faced by professional accountants, factors contributing to fraudulent conduct, and strategies on how they might deal with such conflicts in their professional careers.

In this study, sensitivity of households to climate-induced stresses is represented by its associated impacts, i.e., shortage of food, loss of water and pasture resources and conflicts faced by those households.