Sentence examples for single conflict from inspiring English sources

Today there is not a single conflict between U.S. & Russia, but several.

The idea of a show about "nothing" means a structure that is not artificially unified around a single conflict and resolution.

The run-off election is the culmination of years of negotiations and a tortuous three-year transitional period to end the 1998-2003 war, the bloodiest single conflict since the second world war.Having just missed out on a first-round victory in July and now boasting the support of the third- and the fourth-placed candidates, Mr Kabila is the strong favourite.

These issues are dealt with in every single conflict resolution situation that you can think of.

For this purpose, we designed a task paradigm to measure two different types of response conflicts using color-based and location-based conflict stimuli and measured the conflict adaptation effects associated with the two types of conflicts either independently (i.e., single conflict conditions) or simultaneously (i.e., a double-conflict condition).

"This is the biggest refugee population from a single conflict in a generation.

Changing the rules to promote a single individual conflicts with the constitutional requirement of government neutrality in the administration of elections.

They include having the government adopt a "uniform format" for submitting research proposals and tracking the progress of awarded grants, embrace a single conflict-of-interest policy for scientists receiving federal funds, and take steps toward harmonizing the myriad rules governing the use of animals and human subjects in research.

Thus, while advocating falsifiability as the criterion of demarcation for science, Popper explicitly allows for the fact that in practice a single conflicting or counter-instance is never sufficient methodologically to falsify a theory, and that scientific theories are often retained even though much of the available evidence conflicts with them, or is anomalous with respect to them.

Dynamics in single conflicts consist of discrete time steps in which individuals in a dyad simultaneously make decisions how to proceed.

Importantly, our results suggest that double-conflict processing is qualitatively different from single-conflict processing although double-conflict shares the same sources of conflict with two single-conflict conditions.