Sentence examples for fundamental clashes from inspiring English sources

Faculty success may also be threatened by fundamental clashes between faculty and institutional values [ 1, 3, 6].

"That's the fundamental clash".

As if there's a fundamental clash between the two.

"This is going to be a very fundamental clash of ideologies".

Despite the rising rhetoric, the current discord is not about a fundamental clash of national interest.

At stake is a fundamental clash over the nature of development.

Even if decrepit regimes fell, he suggested, there would still be a fundamental clash of civilizations between Islam and the West.

According to a YouGov poll last month, 55% of the population think there exists "a fundamental clash between Islam and the values of British society".

He added that it could also send a signal to Islamic nations that there is not a fundamental clash between the West and nations with a Muslim majority.

"Under communism it is the exact opposite .Yet although nationalism and circumstance may explain the way things happened, there was still a fundamental clash between communism and fascism on the one hand and democratic capitalism on the other.

This view fails to acknowledge the American role in empowering sectarian leaders, and it misunderstands the sources of Iraq's divisions, which run deeper than individual stubbornness, to a fundamental clash of visions and interests.