Similarly, we describe how the empirical landscape is equally conflicted.
The origins of the holiday in the U.S. were equally conflicted.
Being the hero of the piece, Lowe is a good man before he is a soldier, and of course he will fall for the equally conflicted Kate, creating a relationship that will further test his loyalty to the Crown.
Access was also severely limited in Bajaur and Mohmand Agencies, in the equally conflict-ridden Federally Administered Tribal Areas.
Other outbreaks, for example in Northern Uganda and in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the disease is thought to have originated, have occurred in equally conflict-affected areas.
They and other bike nuts have equally impassioned, often conflicting reasons for loving it.
Indeterminacy, according to Llewellyn, arises primarily because of the existence of conflicting but equally legitimate canons of interpretation for these sources, so the very same legal source could be read in at least two different ways.
This is so because, although the voters, through the initiative process, can add language to the Constitution, it is the responsibility of the California Supreme Court to interpret new constitutional language -- and, where necessary, to reconcile it with other, equally valid yet potentially conflicting, constitutional directives.
He argued that the old-fashioned class struggle was being replaced by other, equally vexatious conflicts: for example, between the principles of equality and meritocracy in higher education.
Equally important, the informants overlap on issues such as conflict about sick leave and distrust of the patient due the possible benefit of a sick role.
