Sentence examples for set of conflicts from inspiring English sources

Every family, like every fingerprint, has its own unique pattern, its own set of conflicts and beliefs and alliances.

Thirdly, and most urgently, there is a question of what to do about Trump's business empire, and the glaring set of conflicts of interest that it represents.

To junk any one of these would not only call into question the point of the enterprise, but also reinforce the economic stagnation that is a big reason for the current discontent.The single market provides the second set of conflicts.

Let the set of tuples that are involved in multi-tuple conflicts be (D_{mathrm{doubt}}), and the set of conflicts between tuples (t_i, t_j in D_{mathrm{doubt}}) be (f_{ij}).

The Global War on Terror ― more than 15 years later a no-name set of conflicts still spreading across the Greater Middle East, parts of Africa, and now the Philippines ― has been typical of this.

Of course, staggering amounts of our "national security" dollars also go into preparations for and the fighting of the now-15-year-old war on terror, which has loosed the U.S. military to do its damnedest in an ever-spreading, never-ending, always-morphing set of conflicts across the Greater Middle East.

Practical lessons include finely honed time-management skills, a ruthless sense for prioritization, and a rich set of conflict-resolution strategies.

Because L can have at most q − 1 conflict-free triangles, we define the max ⁡ -BTP problem to be the problem of finding the maximum sized set of conflict-free triangles.

This is a closely related problem to the BTP problem: in the context of VAF data, the maximum sized set of conflict-free triangles denotes partial information about the ancestral relationships among mutations.

This brings into focus the real conflict between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran, which is, in my view, a war of two values: a disagreement about the value of oil, and a set of conflicting value systems.

Oil continues to spew from a crippled well in the Gulf of Mexico, the Obama administration is pushing for a new approach to energy and climate policy and the Senate is about to embark on a debate on a set of conflicting proposals that pit not only Republicans against Democrats but different regions of the country against each other.