Sentence examples for expected conflicts from inspiring English sources

This analysis provides insight into the tradeoffs of alternative concepts of collaborative operations, including tradeoffs between expected conflicts, communications requirements, and vulnerability to targeted attack.

Asked if he expected conflict with the new mayor, Mr. Balanoff replied: "I certainly hope that we and the broader labor movement don't get to a place where things polarize right away.

The Crown Prince and Defence Minister, Prince Salman, broke off his holiday and flew home to prepare for the expected conflict only for it to be averted by a Russian-brokered deal to destroy Syria's arsenal of chemical weapons.

He remained in the Army after the war, commanding the 2nd Division, and organizing the troops for the expected conflict with Russia.

Sumner was chosen to be a major in the Halifax District militia, and was instructed to drill his men so that they would be prepared for the expected conflict.

These conflict-defined regions are summarized in Table 1, with cortical regions shown in Figure 2. As expected, conflict-related regions within the CCN included the dorsal ACC and bilateral PFC, along with additional activation in the inferior parietal lobule, precuneus, thalamus, and cerebellum.

Damselfishes tend to be territorial and quite tenacious and aggressive defenders of their spot on the reef, which make them a good model for this study's questions, due to the expected conflict between the value of conspecifics as a cue for a suitable habitat and the cost of settling near aggressive conspecifics.

We could expect conflicts we might be able to manage better.

And, in many ways, M. J. Hyland's unpatronizing portrayal of an alienated 16-year-old Australian exchange student attending high school outside Chicago delivers just what a hopeful reader might expect: conflicts with adults, romantic entanglements with cute boys and an abundance of hideously awkward moments.

It summarises the conceptual and empirical bases for expecting conflicts between goals of public health and companies that profit from hazardous consumptions.

It expects conflicts over both commodities to erupt over the next couple of years.