Sentence examples for described conflict from inspiring English sources

Half described conflict between groups, such as a debate between residents of an impoverished Pacific island over whether to allow foreign oil companies to operate there following the discovery of petroleum.

He described conflict in interactions between paid work and family and also the limits that his paid work placed on his community participation.

As an example: the described conflict could erupt when Janes and Corbett (2009) argue that anthropologists' contribution in the field of 'global health' would be to explicate or ground 'health inequities in reference to upstream constellations of international political economy, regional history, and development ideology' [ 16] (p.170).

The well described conflict between the loyalties to the individual patient versus the loyalty to the society as whole when single doctors are the gate-keepers [ 36, 37] is probably connected to the important role the medical doctors play in Norway.

In some cases, individual participants also described conflicting or mixed feelings akin to ambivalence or tension that were prompted by their engagement in CrossFit.

Participants described conflicting messages regarding their dependent relationships.

One study described conflicting concerns amongst MSM that PrEP could encourage UAI or could provide an additional safety measure if condoms were not used [ 52].

In addition, although effects in vivo are consistently described, conflicting reports of the involvement of mGluRs in hippocampal synaptic plasticity in vitro exist.

Analysis of the Jmjd6 neighbouring gene 1110005A03Rik revealed an incident deletion of this gene in two out of three earlier reported Jmjd6 knockout mice, which might affect previously described conflicting phenotypes.

This paper is a report of a review appraising and synthesizing existing empirical studies describing conflict management styles among nursing students.

We describe conflict, for example, between Blacks and Asians, including violent attacks.