Sentence examples for contradictions and problems from inspiring English sources
But the academy's report said the interest shown in this subject reflected "new contradictions and problems" in Chinese society the euphemism for corruption, unemployment and unrest.
I must accept that it is part of the contradictions and problems contained in this invitation that attract me to it.
The paper reviews the contradictions and problems existing on the oil water separation technology in detail from the perspective of experiments, numerical simulation and coalescence mechanism analysis, and the future research directions are forecasted.
Manuel shows that the cassette revolution, however, has brought new contradictions and problems to Indian culture.
But the group is also troubled by many internal contradictions, limitations and problems.
I could go on for hundreds of pages about the contradictions and historical problems of the Jesus narrative.
Then one day she had an insight: Contradictions arise because environmental systems and problems are complex, and everyone has only a partial view.
Several problems, contradictions, and even fallacies related to the perception and modeling of precipitation still exist.
Sandy's name is not written on any ballot, but it, as much as that of any candidate, encapsulates a raft of problems, contradictions, and challenges that belong at the center of this campaign.
The relationship between Moscow and Baghdad, like Russia's foreign-policy relationships throughout the Persian Gulf region during the post-Soviet period, is a prominent example of the problems, contradictions, and conceptual meanderings of Russian policy since the collapse of communism.
In fact, significant historical events and major behaviors between countries are directly related to people's mentality; in the period when various social problems, contradictions and conflicts emerge simultaneously, or in the period of turmoil and crisis, mentality is even a main force contributing to the occurrence of great unexpected events.
