Sentence examples for stage conflicts from inspiring English sources

The important thing is that no image on the stage conflicts with the music".

In the initial stage, conflicts often occur between the young mother and her in-laws due to differences in lifestyle, habits, and even the way of speaking.

With limited jobs and the society falling into the low growth stage, conflicts between older generation and younger generation intensified.

(Consultant in Palliative Care) In the moderate stage, conflicts began to change dynamically and escalate more significantly.

But Louise did not understand what anyone was talking about when in 1993 the community was abuzz with the news about how Ramzi Yousef, a Pakistani national who was being hunted after attempting to blow up the World Trade Centre in New York, was thrusting to centre stage conflict between the Muslim and Christian worlds.

At this stage, conflicting arguments must be weighed concerning the validity of the conformational wave hypothesis.

It poses a contradiction in beefcake: the N.F.L.'s legitimate thumping provides a false narrative of clean entertainment, while the W.W.F.'s staged conflict tells some dopey truths about horror and blood lust.

The Russian group debuted their new song, "Refugees In," as part of a massive production featuring a staged conflict between "rioters" and "protesters"—that was a collaboration between the band and British artists the Connor Brothers.

However, at earlier stages, conflicting reports exist as to whether high FGF23 but not serum phosphate [ 13], or high phosphate but not FGF23, independently associate with VC [ 14].

And one person's fussiness can escalate exponentially as everyone else weighs in, setting the stage for conflicts over every decision, from what the toilets will look like to where they will be placed.

However, among the current design strategies, meeting the requirements of one stage often conflicts with the other.