Sentence examples for easily clash with from inspiring English sources

Tax reform could easily clash with Mr. Bush's call for an ownership society.

On the other hand, they will be facing a dilemma on the so-called "Troika" (European Union-IMF-European Central Bank) program: either to pursue policies based on their populist pre-electoral rhetoric, which could easily clash with the EU and derail what progress Greece has so far made, or change its course by doing serious bargaining on a realistic plan for deep changes in Greece.

This can easily clash with your outfit.

Khan claims his contest easily eclipses David Haye's heavyweight clash with Dereck Chisora in London on the same night.

Attention after the game is sure to focus on Barton, who was stamped on by Alex Song in an incident missed by referee Peter Walton, but went down far too easily when he clashed with Gervinho.

Anarchists were easily defeated in clashes with government forces.

Had the Nov. 17 strike succeeded, Israel's latest clash with Palestinian fighters, then in its fourth day, could have easily devolved into a protracted and devastating ground war.

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A clash with police ensued.

He also predicted our clash with Japan.

One died in a clash with police.