Sentence examples for tough conflicts from inspiring English sources

When I went there, the Department of Political Science was torn with very tough conflicts among the faculty, they hated each other.

It is an extremely tough conflict to cover well.

"That's a tough conflict to manage," observed a Republican pollster, Glen Bolger.

"We are doing something across cultures and across two sides of a tough conflict," Dr. Schreiber said.

"We're winning this very tough conflict in Afghanistan," Mr. Panetta told troops at Forward Operating Base Sharana, in Paktika Province, about 35 miles from the border with Pakistan.

But the journal's tough conflict-of-interest rules will prevent Dr. Drazen from writing certain articles and editorials for at least two years.

But the White House instantly faced questions about whether her appointment was skirting the spirit, if not the letter, of the president's tough conflict-of-interest policy.

Among those testifying today was Arthur Levitt, the former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, who had tried with limited success to impose tough conflict-of-interest restraints on the accounting industry.

Some of the reasons are tough conflict-of-interest requirements and a history of administrative strife.

Stanford, which is known for having especially tough conflict-of-interest standards, was preparing a statement as ScienceNOW went to press.

And he may be recused, too, because Congress has written tough conflict-of-interest rules for a problem that research has shown is imaginary.