Sentence examples for highly conflict from inspiring English sources

The number of times a household was displaced varied by governorate, with households in the highly conflict affected governorates of Dara'a and Aleppo reporting being displaced more times (Fig.  4).

One firm; three highly conflicting activities.

During these, actors should open and close their mouths several times but say nothing, like highly conflicted groupers.

By any estimates there must be plenty of highly conflicted and deeply repressed Australian sports people placing their career above their own open sexual freedom.

Hence his highly conflicted attitude to Irish nationalism, which turned out to threaten his own class even more than the old oligarchy.

By Tad Friend Vernell Crittendon's impassive professionalism at executions appeared to make him an ideal proxy for a highly conflicted society.

Clearly there is much blame to go around for the tragedy at Rana Plaza: irresponsible factory managers; overworked and under-resourced building inspectors; a highly conflicted (and sometimes corrupt) Bangladeshi government.

He used them as scripts for street lectures, and in them highly conflicted racial polemics take the form of slicing, aggressive wordplay that spares no one's feelings, white or black.

As the Congressional Oversight Panel noted, these agencies "are highly conflicted because they hold the credit risk on most mortgages in the United States and have their own operational concerns".

For years, sophisticated investors and big financial institutions, all run by very well-paid individuals, invested huge sums of money on the basis of a few pearls of folk wisdom ("housing prices never fall") and the words of some highly conflicted players, like the ratings agencies.

If sources of evidences are highly conflicting, the DS rule completely fails.