Sentence examples for particular clash from inspiring English sources

3.12am BST Giant Tifo Usual big tifo display from the Sounders fans for this particular clash.

The difficult job of overseeing that particular clash goes to Antonio Mateu Lahoz, the Spanish referee who was praised by Mourinho when he was at Real Madrid.

Novgorodian attitudes in particular clashed with those of Muscovy.

The contractor deemed that these particular clashes were 'mission critical' as previous experience suggested that project costs could spiral uncontrollably if left unabated.

This finding is exemplified in the paper's discussion of two design implications associated with particular clashes of interests, related to how daily activities are organized and how contact is maintained with one's friends and family.

The subject of the movie is family; in particular, the clash between biological and social family, between actual and official paternity, between nature and culture and between man and woman (the difference between, on the one hand, father and mother, and, on the other, husband and wife).

– Chris Banks, chair of the Public Chairs Forum Argumentss in favour of quangos are poorly articulated: "They suffer from conflicting government priorities too – in particular the clash between the principle that small government is better and the need for effective regulatory oversight of crucial public services".

The tactics of engaging public opinion are generally avoided by researchers, who regard this as unethical behavior, but harvesting public opinion is core business for politicians and that particular culture clash can provide an uneven playing field, where the research team is disadvantaged.

This year in particular it clashes with a big college football match in Austin, and a NASCAR race at Talladega.

In particular he clashed with London mayors Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson over changes to pay and conditions on the London Underground.

However, the empirical implementation of this framework to our particular context clashes with the important empirical problem that total potential migrant population is not directly observed for any country as it is not only dependent on age but also on a myriad of personal, social and economic reasons.