Sentence examples for natural conflicts from inspiring English sources

The bank said Nasdaq's "regulatory focus has been narrowed" and that its current for-profit status created natural conflicts of interest.

"For 10 years all of these countries had to go through very radical reforms, and natural conflicts were suppressed because there was an overriding objective to join the European Union," said Jiri Pehe, a political analyst and former presidential adviser in the Czech Republic.

Wherever there is a package of several features, there are also natural conflicts with other products.

This creates a natural conflict of interest.

The separation between Kmart and its Internet progeny, Ms. Allen said, "created, early on, some natural conflict, but we're totally aligned on the same objectives now".

Without shame or caution it was trying to address the pre-modern era of American history, the natural conflict between landowners and newcomers.

How Ben reacts to that natural conflict, not holding grudges, will be the key, and I'm sure it can work out well.

"Secondly, there was this natural conflict where a lot of institutional investors wanted to make sure they would continue to have access to management of the companies they own.

A character from a given place at a given time is confronted by another character from a very different place: and voilá, there exists a natural conflict between them and you start from that.

In testimony to government investigators, rig workers repeatedly described a "natural conflict" between BP, which can make more money by completing drilling jobs quickly, and Transocean, which receives a leasing fee from BP every day that it continues drilling.

The subsequent resolution of his sense of natural conflict into increasingly bare rectangular designs balancing vertical against horizontal and white against areas of primary colour is one of the achievements of modern art.