Sentence examples for key contradiction from inspiring English sources
That's the key contradiction for the United States.
Because, don't you see (they say), this is where the base is, this is the key contradiction.
Berkshire: You've just put your finger on what seems like a key contradiction at the heart of the education reform movement.
The other key contradictions that have arisen pit Radomski against George J. Mitchell, the former senator who used Radomski as a key source of information in the December 2007 report he produced on the use of performance-enhancing drugs.
It turned out that there was a key political contradiction between the Reaganite emphasis on values and its rationalizing economic engine.
It also provides a key to the contradiction at the core of the play.
Pressures of public market expectations: The first unintended consequence of inclusive business has its origins in an organizational contradiction: key stakeholders - shareholders, market analysts, and even line managers whose compensation is tied to quarterly targets and stock performance - may not support a corporate decision to be inclusive.
The key to resolving the contradiction at the heart of ownership — the battling lures of accumulation and elimination — is to cultivate a true simplicity, in which we're both surrounded by useful, beloved things and free from the oppressive weight of meaningless possessions.
This is in contradiction with key informants who claimed to have heard about many experiences involving inappropriate behaviour and poor treatment in health services but acknowledged that women often did not report these.
One key manifestation of this contradiction is in the Patented Medicine Notice of Compliance (NOC) linkage regulations that tie the regulatory approval of generic medications by Health Canada to the patent status of the original brand-name product.
Homem cites Sonnabend's "willingness to remain open to self-contradiction" as key to her chameleon-like ability to embrace the changing forms of artistic originality.
