Sentence examples for points conflict from inspiring English sources

Pacing back and forth beneath portraits of Michael Faraday and Alexander Graham Bell, McKee spoke for three days about risk, jeopardy, desire, turning points, conflict, and choice — moving between his own life (most of it bad), the lives of his students, and the life of Rick in "Casablanca".

These assumptions from CLASS, the earliest celecoxib trial with both POBs and PUBs as end points, conflict with current evidence, including findings from subsequent coxib trials.

The discussion whether to give Special Operations forces missions to capture or kill individual Qaeda leaders may at some point conflict with the executive order prohibiting assassinations.

Written in the vernacular — the best modern translation is by Stillman Drake — it uses every device of Renaissance humanism: irony, drama, comedy, sarcasm, pointed conflict, and a special kind of fantastic poetry.

When these two groups' economies and populations developed to a certain point, conflict inevitably arose, and the nomadic herdsmen became a serious threat to the peoples living in agricultural regions.

At some point conflicting values will become an overwhelming theme, tested by events rather than a carefully mapped-out, but evasively thin five-page document published yesterday by the two parties.

Static structural information in airspace includes air-routes, locations of key-points (airports, waypoints, conflict points), etc.

If points of conflict arose, whose view would prevail?

"Yes, there are real points of conflict," he said.

A shared antipathy for American intervention in their areas has camouflaged points of conflict.

The simulation was designed to reveal the points of conflict between the UK and the EU in negotiations.