Sentence examples for major contradictions from inspiring English sources
"I admit that it's a field of major contradictions," said Dr. Bernard Shuster, a conferencegoer and third-generation plastic surgeon who works in New York.
There are still major contradictions in many countries; this is not something that we should feel we have completely resolved ourselves".
The abundance of supporting evidence and the absence of major contradictions to evolution are the reason that it is considered to be such a well-established proposition.
Some of the major contradictions in the initial Program VIKING structure existed between: The budget and work to be done (instrument vs. outcomes) Political/economic power and the wider range of stakeholders to be mobilized (instrument vs. community/rules) The potential partners to be included and the hierarchical structure of the organizations (stakeholders vs. community/division of duties).
The examination of these obstacles using Activity Theory helped to identify three major contradictions in teachers' activity system: (a) within the object of activity, (b) between the mediational means and the object of activity and (c) between the current and the proposed object.
There are major contradictions in the McCain America has witnessed over the years that are truly troubling.
Trivial proprieties aside, there is a major contradiction here that hinders cultural understanding.
A major contradiction in our culture is the illusion that there's no longer any stigma attached to getting divorced.
This is the first major contradiction of "post-revolutionary" Tunisia, proud of what she has done, but regretful of the hardships she must now endure.
And Donald Trump's appeal to these people, the people left behind by the changes in the American economy defines both the major contradiction and failure of Reaganism.
Aren't we in a major contradiction - we expect our kids to eat healthy but we make sugar and fat easily available and cheap in the places where they spend most of their time without us?
