Sentence examples for the same conflict that from inspiring English sources

It was the same conflict that almost wrecked Robert Falcon Scott's first expedition before it set out for the Antarctic 30 years later.

And then he added: "Another generation may find itself fighting what is essentially the same conflict that we, under Roosevelt, and our fathers under Theodore Roosevelt and Wilson, and our grandfathers under Lincoln, and our great-grandfathers under Jackson, and our great-great-grandfathers under Jefferson fought before them.

I'm sure many feel the same conflict that I do – on the one hand feeling compassion for a friend who has taken the wrong path, and on the other distress that someone who had seemed so normal would commit such an act.

The two processions embodied the central conflict that led to Jesus' execution, and it is the same conflict that confronts Christians who dare speak the truth of Christ to power today.

PAGE A8 BURUNDI PEACE WITHIN REACH Burundi, one of the smallest countries in Africa, has long struggled with the same conflicts that have kept its much larger neighbor, Congo, at war for years.

It shouldn't have a "corporate sponsor" - especially one that profits from the same conflicts that take the lives of our citizen-soldiers.

The inevitable conflicts over entitlements to board and sit on the bus could be troublesome, but these are the very same conflicts that all travellers on a busy network complain of.

That's the same conflict of interest that corrupted the for-profit "ratings agencies," leading them to rate their clients' toxic mortgage-backed securities as "AAA".

Because it's the same conflict of interest that prevents people in Iran and China from reading certain Western or secular websites.

Mr. Elliott said that some banks participating in the bailout program are now in the same conflicting position that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were in.

As contemporary observers on both sides of the Atlantic understood at the time, the French intervention and the American Civil War were two sides of the same conflict, a hemispheric contest that pitted anti-democratic reactionaries against a new breed of liberal republics.