Sentence examples for point is conflicted from inspiring English sources

Etymology beyond that point is conflicted.

One would expect an increased mortality rate for diabetic ICU patients, but the literature at this point is conflicting, with reports of increased, equal or even decreased mortality rates among this population compared to patients without diabetes.

Mr. Loeb pushed back against Yahoo's assertions that Third Point was "conflicted" because the hedge fund was only a short-term investor.

At some point, the victim is conflicted by the memories of happier times in their relationship.

Up to that point, I was conflicted about how to handle the whole situation, but this confirmed what I had felt in my heart from the very beginning: that this was wrong, this was unacceptable and something had to be done about it.

After this point, there are conflicting legal views on whether it would be possible to rescind notification that Britain wants to leave.

At some point — there are conflicting accounts — she spent time entertaining Polish refugees in Uganda and then ended up in British-mandate Palestine, performing Yiddish revues in a land where people were emphasizing Hebrew as the new language of an emboldened Jewish people.

For my purposes the cause of conflicting phylogenetic signal is irrelevant — the point is that conflicting phylogenetic signal is highly unlikely to result from a common ancestry model (in which a local region of sequence is modelled with a phylogenetic tree).

Some answers were conflicting, pointing pro-inflammatory effects (50.0%) as well analgesia (38.0%) and reduction of edema (10.0%).

You live and work in a world of seeming opposites, of what appear to be conflicting points of view, and things that present themselves as contrary priorities.

Socioeconomic factors are likely to exert a profound influence on health, although there are conflicting points of view on their link to childhood obesity.