Sentence examples for it to clash from inspiring English sources

Mr McCluskey, who has been Unite's general secretary since 2010, called the election early saying he did not want it to clash with the general election in 2015.

Also, you don't want it to clash with Drama/Chess Club meetings or athletic practice.

You don't want it to clash, rather you want it to blend in.

At this point it has to clash either with our creditors, or with itself … The country is isolated.

And there was one almost daily chore that I hated, as it tended to clash with Grange Hill: tatty inspection.

Whatever it took to clash on the world stage with the monsters of media, he paid for, with a Mephistophelian price.

What right do we have to tell them that their vision is suddenly wrong, just because it happens to clash with our own?

Because of the apparent teleological nature of his theory, since it appears to clash with Mendelian genetics, and because no mechanism that enables inheritance of acquired traits was known, Lamarck's theory was considered, for 200 years, to be completely wrong (E. V [ 12]).

This may signal that it is ready to clash or it may be attempting a real clash.

If NHS England is going to be pushing for more staff in isolation from financial reality, it is going to clash with NHS Improvement.

While the DUP is at one with Sinn Fein over help for young farmers, it is likely to clash with nationalists over the cross-border body or bodies for agriculture.