Sentence examples for either conflict from inspiring English sources

However, all these approaches either conflict with the desired static system design (dynamic evaluation), decrease computational performance (string embedding and testing for CPU instructions), or are easily evadable (simple string properties).

It is the economy that will galvanise them.Many Americans, it is true, are simply no longer interested in either conflict.

Based on the advice of White House and Justice Department lawyers, Mr. Bush initially decided on Jan . 18 , 2002that the conventions would not apply to either conflict.

Obama has been extremely reluctant to involve the US in either conflict, and his administration considers shifting the US off what it calls a permanent wartime footing to be a first-order foreign policy priority.

Talking to them, we realised that although the US was involved in two wars, and had been for years, there hadn't been any work done in the American theatre about either conflict, or at least not from the perspectives of civilians.

General Rose has been strict with himself over the number of pages; perhaps as a result he fails to explain the political and social causes that led to the wars in America and Iraq, or to provide a coherent narrative of either conflict.

The relationship to clinical pain intensity and psychological aspects in chronic WAD are either conflicting [ 6, 9] or not present [ 9, 68, 73- 75, 77].

Although ministries and regulatory agencies recognize that there is a problem, they are either conflicted, because of the revenue provided by the alcohol industry, or feel that it is not their responsibility.

Similarly, the 10 countries ranked lowest in the UN Human Development Index for the last decade are either in conflict or emerging from conflict.

As GAVI and the Global Fund began their health system support in 2005, we focussed on 19 countries which were either in conflict or in a post-conflict phase since 2005 (using criteria from [ 40, 41]).

That's another feature of the new paradigm: No war, but no peace either, only conflict without end.