Sentence examples for key conflicts from inspiring English sources

A major Wall Street firm is accused of misleading clients by concealing key conflicts of interest.

By James Surowiecki A major Wall Street firm is accused of misleading clients by concealing key conflicts of interest.

Aside from gridlock at the airports, there were few overt signs… A major Wall Street firm is accused of misleading clients by concealing key conflicts of interest.

These two films, each portraying one of two key conflicts vexing Israeli society, were among 26 Israeli movies screened this month at the 29th annual Jerusalem Film Festival.

Unless we help resolve key conflicts, they will continue to be cynically exploited by the terrorists to gain some purchase with ordinary Muslim opinion, and undermine our credibility with progressive opinion in the West.

Time decided Ghosh was suitable for other danger zones and found himself covering many of the key conflicts in the Middle East, starting with the second intifada in Palestine.

Nielsen retained and emphasized key conflict as a dynamic force and experimented with counterpoint and conflicting rhythms (e.g., Symphony No. 4: The Inextinguishable, 1916; and Symphony No. 5, 1922), joined movements, and the rest.

In half a century of working with leaders in key conflict areas, such as Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu, the most important lesson I learned was that inner work is a prerequisite for effectiveness.

When the Soviets sent troops in 1979, the farmland around Kandahar was a key conflict zone, and Omar fought with a mujahideen faction against the invaders and their local auxiliaries.

Reports coming from Avaaz-trained citizen journalists in Homs and other key conflict zones, channelled through the Avaaz communications hub outside the country, has been a major source of information on the uprising and the regime's bloody response, used by news outlets around the world.

The key conflict that dominated his life and his art was between the sacred and the secular, but it's fascinating to ponder what kind of an musician he might have become had his more esoteric sides caught on with record buyers.