Sentence examples for that could clash from inspiring English sources

With more than 850 structures registered within its National Historic Landmark District, the town is a potpourri of colors and architectural styles that could clash but somehow look as if they were made for one another.

The administration has proposed an accelerated test program that could clash with strictures of the ABM treaty, which prohibits development, deployment and some testing of national missile defense systems, within months.

One appointee in particular is likely to spark controversy during parliamentary hearings: Spanish conservative Miguel Arias Cañete, commissioner designate for climate action and energy, has declared that he had responsibilities and shares in two oil companies an involvement that could clash with his new duties.

If you wear a patterned shirt, however, make sure that you do not have patterned suspenders that could clash.

That could clash with the government's aim of sustaining strong economic growth at least beyond the next election.

There are no living ideas still attached to them that could clash with each other, and force us to slow down and actually think about what we're saying.

But that idea could clash with plans to create a new, overarching "risk regulator" that would be responsible for monitoring risk across the financial system.

The seeded draw based on world ranking positions means that Westwood could clash with fellow Englishman Ian Poulter for a place in the quarter-finals and McDowell could take on his Ryder Cup partner Rory McIlroy at the same point.

Since 9/11, I've realized that, in the case of Islam, the forces that could make the clash of civilizations a self-fulfilling prophecy are particularly powerful.

Mr. Reid said in an interview in his office on Friday that Mr. Boehner came to him at the end of July with a proposition: If Senate Democratic leaders could accept a stopgap spending measure in the fall at levels that reflected across-the-board spending cuts, the speaker would refrain from adding extraneous measures that could precipitate a clash.

The student news agency ISNA reported that a pro-democracy Iranian student group said Sunday that it had sought permission to hold public demonstrations on Wednesday to protest the ban, a move that could provoke a clash with riot police officers and vigilante groups.