Sentence examples for essentially conflict from inspiring English sources

"Defence believes it is paying for activity that is essentially conflict prevention or humanitarian relief, and because its own budget is under such stress, it wants DfID to take more of the burden.

These two perspectives imply two distinct and essentially conflicting views on speed limits and their role in configuring and developing the regional road network.

Targeting treatments for specific conditions essentially conflicts with holistic healthcare philosophies.

Unlike earlier Daoists, Wang does not see nothingness as essentially in conflict with being.

This was an essentially metropolitan conflict in which the high earnings and restrictive "Spanish" practices of some London printers struck few sympathetic chords across the country.

The First Peloponnesian War (460 446) should probably be seen as essentially a conflict between Athens and Corinth, with occasional interventions by Sparta.

That war was essentially a conflict between imperialist Athens and conservative Sparta and so was long the dominant issue in Athenian politics.

His comments will also play into the hands of those who seek to turn an essentially political conflict into a religious or ethnic one.

The parochial vision of modern history as essentially a conflict between open society and its enemies (liberal democracy versus nazism, communism and Islam) can feel accurate within the unbreached perimeters of Britain (and the US).

Indeed, this is a tale that borders on the avant-garde, an essentially plotless conflict over process, arcane and even inconsequential in its details -- a hanging chad is not quite Desdemona's handkerchief -- with the central antagonists remaining largely in the wings.

Essentially, memory conflict occurs when the read-after-write (RAW) dependency of L(Q i ) is violated.