Sentence examples for embedded conflict from inspiring English sources

We need to actively include these men and others in the conversation, so that we can all aspire not just to triage a deeply embedded conflict between work and family, but rather to live a balanced and coherent life.

The twist on this tale is that USIP often steps in to bring about reconciliation in conflict zones overseas through the art and science of managing even deeply embedded conflicts with long histories.

While the plan at its essence involves relocating four local populations, the intimate involvement of regional powers underscores how deeply embedded the conflict has become in a broader proxy war for power and influence.

Hawkes flawlessly embodied both the physical impediments O'Brien faced, as well as the deeply embedded internal conflicts.

Of these 1,019 relaxed core gene family phylogenies, 812 contained enough embedded quartets conflicting with the reference phylogeny for our novel algorithm to infer explicit exchange partners.

But when used to automate or guide decisions, predictions can embed biases, conflict with a "right to explanation," and be manipulated by litigants.

It doesn't seem entirely fanciful to see this conflict embedded in the structure of his book.

Religious studies is one thing; the notion that any one religion should be solely responsible for all studies has "inevitable partiality" and "future conflict" embedded into its heart.

In language reminiscent of EP Thompson's Whigs and Hunters and its account of the immanent class conflict embedded in the history of rural England, Williams looks to the literature of country houses – the extended manors; the neoclassical mansions – and urges us to "stand at any point and look at that land.

This conclusion coincides with the Marxist school of thought arguing for the conflict embedded in the capitalist system.

A large majority of relaxed core gene families (97%) had at least one embedded quartet in conflict with the reference phylogeny at ≥80% BSS.