Sentence examples for underlying conflicts from inspiring English sources

But such thinking bears no relation to the underlying conflicts within communities, nor in the countries from which they originate.

But his efforts have left some unconvinced that the underlying conflicts between the police and predominantly black communities are being addressed.

Freud, himself a therapeutic pessimist, championed lay analysts, was talkative, preferred cases to systematisation, thought symptoms were less important than underlying conflicts and never considered homosexuality an illness.

Furthermore, contractual choices were strategic: they tended to differ depending on the number of company members and underlying conflicts of interests.

It may be less messy to negotiate and settle disputes quickly, but Mr. Giuliani knew that if underlying conflicts are not addressed, they always get messier, and he was willing to take a stand.

The psychoanalytic approach to anxiety, however, is described not so much as a way to treat the specific symptoms of anxiety, but rather as a way to treat the underlying conflicts that may have led to the problem.

But the nature of the recent disputes suggests an underlying conflict between the two allies.

Not an end to the conflict but a period of calm for Israelis that will end again, necessarily, because the underlying conflict still exists.

While prisoner voting has brought the underlying conflict between Westminster and Strasbourg to the fore, there is a possibility that equally contentious issues lie ahead.

We're operating where there are critical humanitarian needs and those critical needs are driven often by conflict, and underlying conflict is often nasty politics.

'Incomplete honesty' is inherent to most communication systems and reflects the underlying conflict between senders and receivers that share some common ground of interests.