Sentence examples for say conflicts from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, conflicts over project leadership can be preempted by the facts of ownership.

This would enable us to see how consistent the spies are and whether what they say conflicts or makes sense.-Zachary K.

Critics say conflicts of interest are far from resolved, but Don Jr. and Eric press on with deals landing Trump-branded properties around the world.

Almost two-thirds of those polled say conflicts of interest between brokerage firms' research departments and investment banking activities are hurting the investment climate.

Theological scholars say conflicts like the one at St. Francis Xavier are becoming more common as Catholics raised after Vatican II and the social revolutions of the 1960's collide with those who support the recent conservative tilt in the church.

Energy Department regulations on the contractors doing business with it say conflicts of interest should be avoided "to ensure that the contractor is not biased because of its financial, contractual, organizational or other interest which relate to work under the contract".

I was, as they say, "conflicted out".

Davidson is – genuinely, I'd say – conflicted.

She goes on to say: Conflict is absolutely necessary.

She was forced to choose between the two, shall we say, conflicting roles.

Some of Trump's policies on immigration, they say, conflict with their school's values.