Sentence examples for has to clash from inspiring English sources
At this point it has to clash either with our creditors, or with itself … The country is isolated.
Mr. Kolakowski knows that the very promise of myth to shelter the individual poses a danger and has to clash with the desire for autonomy, which is inseparable from the courage to face reality.
Also, being eclectic doesn't mean that your style has to clash.
A blog and a job don't necessarily have to clash, some bloggers say.
"Just think, at a time when a country like Spain negotiates, some argue that we have to clash with Europe," said Antonis Samaras, the conservative party leader.
Group rights do not have to clash with individual rights and a complete moral theory would articulate individual rights and group rights so that they formed a coherent set (cf. Buchanan 1994; Holder and Corntassel 2002).
Halloween decorations don't have to clash with your fancy fall look - just give them a chic twist.
The family of Jahi McMath this week has continued to clash with hospital officials over what to do with the brain-dead 13-year-old girl.
But some, such as France, have been all too ready to swallow their principles when these have seemed to clash with commercial advantage.
