Sentence examples for is clashing with from inspiring English sources
"is clashing with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to two ideas or people that are not compatible or are in conflict with one another. Example: His traditional values are clashing with his daughter's progressive views.
The economics of Broadway entertainment is clashing with the union's determination to cling to the minimums.
On issues as varied as privacy, copyright protection and the dominance of Google's Internet search engine, the company is clashing with lawmakers, regulators and consumer advocates.
(Ironically, after all that waiting, the Magritte opening is clashing with the inauguration of a museum devoted to Hergé, the cartoonist behind the quiff-haired reporter Tintin).
Mr Osborne is clashing with Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary (bottom right), whose department is responsible for most welfare spending.
The group, Bronx Acorn, is clashing with the city's Parks and Recreation Department over how much green space is enough in the neighborhood.
Batman (pronounced bot-MON) is a grim and dusty city of 250,000 people where religion is clashing with Turkey's official secularism.
America's most senior officer in Afghanistan, General John Campbell, talks up the idea that IS adherents have been clashing with the Taliban.
Syrian Kurdish fighters have been clashing with IS for over a year without help, often defeating them.
She seemed to be clashing with everything.
ONCE again, the needs of peace appear to be clashing with the exigencies of justice.
Within hours, protesters were clashing with security forces in Lumpini Park in Bangkok.
