Sentence examples for rendering conflict from inspiring English sources

However, while the emerging AHCIP model may place a gap between industry money and individual investigators, possibly rendering conflict of interest disclosure policies less useful, this does not address the perception that the involvement of industry with academic institutions may pose more pernicious threats to values that AHCs represent and the trust that the public places in them [3, 19].

For urban planning to remain in a paradigm of needs to resources risks rendering conflicts between urban underground activities irreversible and possible synergies unattainable.

Ms Hertog poignantly renders the conflict between maternal instinct and the desire for realisation of ambition, backed by a fear of diminished "intellectual lustre" and of becoming lost in a "cocoon of domesticity".

Down-weighting saturated sites when estimating the mtrDNA phylogeny did not render the conflict non-significant (P≥ 0.009, Table 6).

In the course of all this, Thea will engage in more bad behavior, without exhibiting any remorse or sense of conflict, rendering her even less likable.

Farmers have missed the past three harvests due to conflict, rendering the population dependent upon imports and food aid for survival.

In "Grandma," a line is drawn, and the characters are placed on one side of it or the other; in "Digging for Fire," the lines crisscross the characters, blending their vices and their virtues, rendering them as conflicting vectors of impulse and desire.

The issues of the protection of children's rights in extreme conditions, the conditions of children in armed conflicts, rendering urgent assistance to the children affected by climate changes  Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports of Azerbaijan Intigam Babayev and chairman of the National Council of Youth Organizations (NAYORA) Shahin Seyidzade and others attended the event.

She endowed her part in "View From the Bridge" with a luminously rendered sense of conflict and confusion.

The Occupy Wall Street movement rendered a simmering conflict visible in a vivid way, but when the spectacle disappears reporters often fold up their tents as well.

But direct Saudi military involvement has already rendered the Yemen conflict more overtly sectarian, emphasizing its character as a growing proxy war.