Sentence examples for unique conflict from inspiring English sources

It has also exacerbated a pitched, but not unique, conflict among local agencies in Okmulgee County, which have focused their ire on Robin Young, a professional 911 coordinator hired by the county four years ago to bring order to an already faltering system.

But the idea that the same parent company that owns a game store also owns a major game review site does raise some pretty obvious (although far from unique) conflict of interest concerns.

Yet transgender service members are confronted with a unique conflict.

Before turning to our analysis of the data on Iraq we would like to emphasize that issues of data bias are, of course, not unique to conflict event data.

The algorithm for the global method uses special heuristics for global discrete optimization of synchronized TSP for all markers (unique, shared conflicting, and shared non-conflicting) (Korol et al. 2009; Mester et al. 2010).

And thanks to Ms. Ignagni, there is widespread agreement among insurers that it's time to change an industry in which each company's unique and conflicting rules waste billions of health care dollars every year.

Through these distant, intimate conversations between Nina and Ichi, Cibele captures one of the most unique emotional conflicts of the 21st century being close to someone without having met them.

– Assessing programme effect and external validity was limited by the logistical challenges of conducting research in a unique post-conflict and low-income setting.

Where allelic k-mers misidentified as unique cause conflicting edges in the k-mer graph, nodes for unpartnered major alleles will either be chained into contigs with flanking unique sequence or left as orphaned fragments, and unpartnered minor alleles will be left as orphaned fragments.

So, too, are the muddles unique to this conflict.

— John McCain, a Republican senator for Arizona "It should come as no surprise that there would be some disagreements, even within an administration, regarding the application of a statute that is nearly forty years old to a unique and evolving conflict.