Sentence examples for odd conflicts from inspiring English sources

To be sure, credit bureaus sell credit-monitoring services to consumers, but those services create odd conflicts for the bureaus.

The number one complaint about Apple machines over the years has often centered on inexplicable crashes that had to do with odd conflicts between this or that extension software.

The Fortune story, entitled, "Why Business Loves Charlie Rose," is representative of a trend that seems to be growing and morphing into new combinations: the sort of meta, multiplatform story that has so many odd conflicts and strange connections that it makes you dizzy.

And sure: "There's the odd conflict here and there.

And odd, conflicting rules determine which agency has authority.

"Merry Christinas Old Lady!" For an instant she struggled with a whole battery of odd conflicting emotions, then replied.

It's an odd conflict of influences that sees hipsters drinking imported PBR ("a shit beer" as an American kindly warns us), while simultaneously embracing craft beer that's been lovingly brewed rather than mass-produced.

I compared the golf stats with a list of the 300-odd major conflicts since World War II, and the evidence is irrefutable.

"OF COURSE I'm all in favour of clean energy, especially wind power, but…" That is a familiar opening gambit in a new sort of political storm, raging ever more fiercely in corners of the world where electric power comes, or may soon come, from flashing blades rather than blazing furnaces.The odd thing about conflicts over wind is that, usually, each side claims to be greener than the other.

That's how it often operates in the US – long stretches of tedium interrupted by the odd spark of conflict.

A pretarget conflict-related effect may seem odd, given that actual conflict is not yet known, but careful inspection of Fig.  2d shows that around this time, the two lines that are separated on the basis of cued conflict probability together average out to zero.