Sentence examples for debate conflicts from inspiring English sources

The nature of the media debate conflicts with a growing consensus among transportation planners and the public that meaningful, additional reductions in vehicle emissions will require changes in individual travel behavior and transportation planning in addition to advances in technology.

The ten dimensions are: Challenge, Freedom, Idea support, Trust/Openness, Dynamism/Liveliness, Playfulness/Humour, Debate, Conflicts, Risk taking and Idea time.

Debate, conflict and discussion are the stuff of fringe meetings at party conferences.

"Under Din of Abortion, an Experience Shared Quietly" (front page, Sept. 18) should demonstrate to all of us one very clear thing: as long as there is confusion, debate, conflict and uncertainty in the lived experiences of women who undergo the procedure, the most logical and reasonable solution is to give them choices.

The focus on financial incentives was selected since behaviour motivated by financial incentives (real or perceived) was and remains a source of much debate, conflict, and concern within the Ghana NHIS and links closely with concerns about cost escalation and cost containment.

Where there is exchange, where strangers meet and where ideas are debated, conflicts will arise.

The content of this message was far more than someone expressing dissent or feverishly debating conflicts in ideology; it came from a far more sinister place deeply rooted in ignorance, violence, misogyny and racism.

On two nights the debates conflict with baseball playoff games that Fox is under contract to broadcast.

On the Web site Urban Baby, parents debated conflicting pieces of wisdom: "Are organic eggs safe from the egg recall?"; "You're only in danger if you use eggs raw"; "They actually make better deviled eggs once expired"; "Don't eat the shells".

Colleges are meant to be beacons of unbridled thoughts, where young adults become thoughtful men and women by discussing and debating conflicting opinions.

The repudiation, appearing in a full issue of The Spine Journal devoted to the topic, represents a watershed in the long-running debate over conflicts of interest for the sponsorship of scientific studies by makers of drugs and medical devices.