Sentence examples for evident conflicts from inspiring English sources

In cards depicting festive couples caroling, "There are no evident conflicts, no simmering disagreements, no suggestion of arguments about politics, religion, or having to eat Christmas dinner yet again with obnoxious in-laws," writes Kenneth L. Ames, the show's main curator, in the book, distributed by Yale University Press.

Despite the evident conflicts between amateurism and the Soviet system in which athletes received stipends, jobs, and housing at state expense, Brundage took no action against the USSR or Warsaw Pact nations with similar systems; when challenged on this point, he argued that Western nations had similar abuses, such as athletic scholarships.

Among the evident conflicts are the demands placed on service delivery by additional in-service training activities and the conflicts between dedicating resources to ensuring the excellence of the antiretroviral therapy programme, and ensuring excellence in prevention – especially of mother-to-child transmission which could reduce the demands for a paediatric antiretroviral therapy programme.

For a prime minister to favor certain stocks "was an evident conflict of interest," said Emma Bonino, vice president of the Senate and a member of the Radical Party.

The center's sole "interest is in clarifying the historical record of a case in which popular memory and historiography were in evident conflict," she said.

And yet, these realities are in evident conflict with the fundamental features of a moral economy underpinned by the notion of 'the gift'.

This fact is in evident conflict with the commonly accepted concept of reconnection of the interplanetary and geomagnetic field lines (Dungey 1961), as a mechanism providing the response of electric fields in the polar ionosphere to the solar wind variations.

From a social work perspective the inter-links between social justice and social sustainability are evident: Conflict, violence, abuse, human degradation and impoverishment are all indicators of the lack of social sustainability … Socially sustainable relationships are free of oppression from exploitation, violence, imperialism, disempowerment and marginalisation (Young 1990).

The curve arising when expression levels are estimated from abundance within the EST database, Figure 2, shows an unexpected non-monotonic behavior, increasing in the region of lowly expressed genes and decreasing in the region of highly expressed genes, in evident conflict with the data stemming from microarray experiments.

However, in our previous paper [ 5], we found that MCF-7 cell viability was not altered by a 24-h Rottlerin treatment, a result that was in evident conflict with the inhibition of NFkB and cell proliferation, as evaluated by [H]-thymidine incorporation into DNA.

Lawmakers and aides on Capitol Hill say that despite all-too-evident conflicts, the political climate for tax restructuring is promising in some respects.