Sentence examples for examples of conflicts that from inspiring English sources
The region's history is littered with examples of conflicts that started because of an isolated incident.
But it's a small example of the type of conflict that is changing the way all law must work.
Migration seemed to have an inconsistent effect on the propensity of conflict that is unique to every example.
Carol Sanders, a spokeswoman for the Army Corps of Engineers, said the case was "another example of the conflicts that we face in the future regarding the nation's scarce water resources".
Goldman's bets against WaMu, wagers that took place even as it helped WaMu feed a housing frenzy that Goldman had already lost faith in, are examples of conflicting roles that trouble its critics and some former clients.
For example, Aaron (Respiratory/Thoracic Specialist) experiences professional conflict over patient transfer: The major source of conflict that I have is basically intensive care.
But it was an unlikely candidate to become the latest example of a conflict that has vexed legal professionals and activists for decades: systemic inequality in the criminal justice system.
The fact that Comcast is leading the push to metered data services is an example of the conflict that exists between its cable and media assets.
The way the Prodisc was tested and approved provides a stark example of conflicts of interest among clinical researchers — conflicts that are seldom evident to doctors and patients trying to weigh the value of a new device or drug.
"For example, consider the conflict that necessarily arises when it comes to setting the level of fees the fund will pay the adviser".
