Sentence examples for new contradictions from inspiring English sources

But the academy's report said the interest shown in this subject reflected "new contradictions and problems" in Chinese society the euphemism for corruption, unemployment and unrest.

His aides had been prepared from the outset to provide reporters after the debate with what they expected to be a raft of new contradictions from Mr. Kerry, whom they have continually painted as "a flip-flopper".

Travelling around India toward the end of his life, Gaitonde is exposed to its grotesque new contradictions: "We met farmers who carried mobile phones and murdered their daughters and sons for marrying out of caste, we bought bottles of mineral water from scabby, barefooted chokras whose arms were covered with ringworm".

This, sniffed the People's Daily, marked a "serious violation of the state's laws and decrees".In its details, the Tieben case highlights many of the new contradictions created by China's continuing transition from central planning and state ownership to something nearer market economics.

In the course of my field studies, I have found that text books on "nation (minzu) theories" compiled by the government cannot guide us to understand new contradictions between groups and cannot provide a solution to deal with them.

Indeed, the new contradictions not only affected the conception of set and logical concepts, they also came to include the notion of definability and its relation with a fundamental issue: the structure of the mathematical continuum and in particular whether the continuum can be well-ordered and whether Cantor's Continuum Hypothesis (CH) holds.

And into this glorious morass, a new contradiction has recently announced itself: the white people, the privileged Americans, the ones who had the least to fear from the powers that be, the ones with the surest paths to brighter futures, the ones who are by every metric one of the most fortunate groups in the history of the world, were starting to die off in shocking numbers.

By the summer of 1994, Cuba's new social contradictions, such as its new interest in foreign investment and the U.S. dollar, and the state's continued inability to provide the basics of food, water, shelter, etc., had created an extremely volatile atmosphere, which came to a head with riots in Havana and an ensuing exodus of rafts.

The responses to observations of a changing environment are derived from accumulated experience from intimate human-environment relationships; however, new structural contradictions have been exposed in this system, inhibiting traditional responses.

The problem is not the emergence of new insurmountable contradictions but rather that the previous collision never really ended.

The overarching theme, 'Breastfeeding in a new country: contradictions and conflict', represented not only a clash between an individual woman's beliefs and practices and the dominant practices in the new country, but also a tension with family members either in the country of origin or in the new country.