Sentence examples for contextual conflict from inspiring English sources

Broadly used as a metaphor, currently war can refer to any physical, psychological or even contextual conflict.

The attitude of the women may have therefore been shaped by current contextual factors (armed conflict in the region, low socio-economic status) around them and the resources available to them.

If chirp calls given to leopards and snakes are strongly referential, they should elicit predator-typical avoidance behaviours irrespective of supporting or conflicting contextual cues.

Negative influences include distorting priorities within the health system, inequitable financing of disease-specific services over other health services, diverting staff away from more essential health care services, inadequate attention to capacity building, burdensome reporting requirements, and limited flexibility and responsiveness to the contextual challenges of conflict-affected countries.

In this paper we name this new situation as "pervasive virtuality", which we define as being a virtual environment that is extended by incorporating physical elements as proxy objects, integrating contextual information, and resolving conflicts with the dominance of a particular sense (usually vision).

In this case, if evaluators ignore contextual aspects, such as conflicting projects, they might conclude that the team-level intervention was ineffective; however, it actually had positive effects that were superimposed by another project.

Hence, both policy makers and nursing home managers on the one side and nurses and physicians on the other side should cooperate to improve contextual factors and discuss conflicting values with each other when attempting to give dignity-conserving care.

Husain et al. [2011] in a recent study looking at mental health and displacement in Jaffna district of Northern Sri Lanka also found an association between female gender and poor mental health, which may highlight cultural and conflict-related contextual similarities [ 29].