Sentence examples for important contradictions from inspiring English sources

In 2014, AFL-CIO president Richard Trumpka broke the uncomfortable silence about racism, and identified important contradictions within the labor movement that must be addressed.

I think she's the embodiment of some important contradictions in this country, these dueling forces in our culture: sexual freedom versus right-wing, fundamentalist sexual repression.

After several years, or even decades, of posttherapeutic follow-up by distinct methodologies, several studies have revealed important contradictions amongst PCR and serological results (conventional and nonconventional).

There is an important contradiction when John (turn 4) said, "we just want information".

The most important contradiction between both biplots was the placement of India5, India7 and Inamar.

An important contradiction was evidenced through the review, the majority of survey studies focused upon examining nurse-physician hostile relationships at the exclusion of nurse-nurse relationships.

It could be argued that an important contradiction of the hypothesis that wild birds spread HPAI H5N1 virus along their migration paths stems from our "false-positive" predictions (e.g., Figure 2E, Spain, Morocco, Greece).

This observation did not refute the paucimolecular model, but it was an important contradiction to Danielli's assumption that naked lipid bilayers were too delicate to act as boundaries [ 216].

Although his search revealed a number of important ancillary contradictions, his focus on the relationship between the means of production, surplus value and alienated labour kept him from unmasking an even deeper paradox at the heart of the system.

However, in E. coli, the paradigm for study of c-type cytochrome biogenesis, such comparative studies with isogenic strains have not been done and thus there are important unresolved contradictions between the original [19 21] and more recent publications.

We ran then to our armed friends asking for protection, which was an important, fundamental contradiction: we wanted to hold on to our moral supremacy, which depended largely on others' violence, not the nonviolence itself.