Sentence examples for massive conflicts from inspiring English sources

There are "massive conflicts of interest" across the board.

"The Dead Boy" -- the title refers to a very young street hustler -- is peopled by characters whose massive conflicts provide unmanageable clutter but no theatrical tension.

As illustrated by Trump's increasingly strident tweets about Mueller and his investigation in the past week — "A total WITCH HUNT with massive conflicts of interest!" — the President wants confrontation, not coöperation, with the prosecutor.

Climate change will lead to massive conflicts, according to claims of such prominent sources as Sir Nicholas Stern and the US National Security Agency - claims repeated by the media.

The fact that the internet is largely in English, and that business is conducted in English all over the world, is not the product of luck or merit, but of being on the right side of several massive conflicts over the last 300 years.

And yet, there is NO COLLUSION!" On Monday morning, Trump was at it again: "A total WITCH HUNT with massive conflicts of interest!" By that stage, a number of Republicans on Capitol Hill had publicly stated (with varying degrees of conviction) that the Mueller investigation should be allowed to proceed unimpeded.

But he then talked of "massive conflict" among ministers.

These problems create these massive conflict-resolution scenarios that simply can't be managed nowadays.

The result was a windfall for the pharmaceutical industry and a massive conflict of interest for psychiatry at large.

"There is a massive conflict between what academies were supposed to be and what they actually are," said Dave Whitaker, of Springwell Learning Community in Barnsley.

Supporting an action by female members involved the majority male membership, who relied upon the unpaid labour of their womenfolk as well as the money they brought into the household, in a massive conflict of interest.