Sentence examples for directly conflicting from inspiring English sources

It's rare that we get two trusted sources who have directly conflicting stories, but it happened today.

The judge could have set it to begin July 18, directly conflicting with the GOP Convention.

But this approach is cause for expanded government and is directly conflicting with the technological promise of toil elimination.

Many of these stakeholders have directly conflicting interests, and it is hard to foresee what they might agree on to suggest to the governor.

While these results are directly conflicting, the explanation may lie in how each investigative group modeled chronic alcoholism.

When he asserts something that you do not agree with, say "yes, but…" so that you avoid directly conflicting with him.

But their accounts often directly conflicted with Trump's.

Judge Bolton rejected that argument, finding that four of its major provisions interfered or directly conflicted with federal laws.

"The mission directive given to me and which I tried to follow implicitly, directly conflicted with the interests of not only the warring factions but also of the major players in the diamond racket like Liberia and Nigeria.

They said that an effort to rezone a section at the southern end of Onondaga Lake as residential directly conflicted with the DestiNY USA project and with plans to build a 43-story hotel on the site.

In 2004, Arizona passed a law, Proposition 200, that directly conflicted with the federal law in an effort to combat voting by undocumented immigrants, though there is scant evidence that there was much fraud to combat.