Sentence examples for pervasive conflicts from inspiring English sources

More pervasive conflicts emerged when every prospective juror acknowledged ties to at least one potential witness.

"What matters is that you have a structure of pervasive conflicts," Mr. Spitzer, the New York attorney general, said in a telephone interview.

In the lawsuit, which is still pending, Dr. Sanjay Yadav, a cardiologist, cites what he describes as "widespread and pervasive conflicts of interest" at the Cleveland Clinic.

"President Trump has refused again and again to separate himself from his business empire to avoid pervasive conflicts of interest and constitutional violations," said Noah Bookbinder, the executive director of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a co-counsel to the attorneys general.

Three things: the revolving door between journalism and industry; the blogosphere distortion field; the pervasive conflict of interest.

If the commission continued with the complaint despite its "pervasive conflict of interest", the newspaper and Leak would immediately take injunctive action.

There is a pervasive conflict, he said, that comes from focusing on the needs of institutional clients while treating brokerage customers as "the end point in a distribution chain of investment products".

Over the past three years, these teens have found common ground amidst the reality of the pervasive conflict around them.

Pervasive conflict and war often catalyze the disintegration of communities and families as well as the disruption of social norms governing people's sexual behaviour [ 20].

Pervasive armed conflicts and frequent and severe natural disasters are realities in many countries, with earthquakes, droughts and floods affecting tens of millions of people perennially.

In terms of Razumikhin's contribution to Dostoyevsky's anti-radical thematics, he is intended to represent something of a reconciliation of the pervasive thematic conflict between faith and reason.