Sentence examples for tangible conflict from inspiring English sources

To present a more tangible conflict, Landi and Rospigliosi invented Demonio, a satanic character who tempts Alessio to abandon his faith.

It makes a tangible difference.

Material selection for an engineering design can be viewed as a complicated multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) problem which requires consideration of a number of available materials and conflicting tangible and intangible selection criteria.

The editors of "The Great World War" have tried to put more solid flesh on the idea that the links between the two conflicts are tangible and important.

Initially no more than love interest, her later mistreatment makes the class conflict all too tangible.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest said that the Obama administration found Putin's move "welcome" but that it wants him to take "tangible actions" to calm the conflict.

Germany, which assumed the presidency of the U.N. Security Council for the month of April, convened the briefing to strengthen respect for international humanitarian law (the law applicable in armed conflict), and identify tangible ways of improving implementation of humanitarian obligations.

The N.F.I.B., after all, has been known to take strong conservative positions on economic issues, even when those positions seem to conflict with its members' tangible self-interests.

Not far beneath the surface of the festivities, there was a current of tension, a tangible dread that the 17-month conflict would soon spill onto the streets of Damascus.

A major rebel group, the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, had warned that it would start a new wave of attacks if the government failed to produce by Friday a tangible plan for resolving the Kurdish conflict.

While both presidents noted that there was "movement in the right direction," eight months of American direct engagement in the Arab-Israeli conflict has produced few tangible results.