Sentence examples for walking conflict from inspiring English sources

According to Fox, McCourt operates in bad faith, is a walking conflict of interest, has "unclean hands," manipulates the bankruptcy code and hurts the Dodgers.

Mr. Forrester has jumped at the chance to add a new chapter to his ongoing portrayal of Senator Corzine as a walking conflict of interest after it was disclosed earlier this month that Mr. Corzine gave at least $470,000 to his former girlfriend, Carla Katz, who happens to be head of the largest public employees' union in the state.

"The fact of the matter is that if Jon Corzine is elected to the Senate, he will be a walking conflict of interest and will have to recuse himself from legislative proceedings important to New Jersey and the nation," the council's executive director, Mark Miller, said in a statement issued in Washington.

Donald Trump is a walking conflict of interest on something like this," Woodward declared during a discussion on Trump's dealings with Saudi Arabia and his siding with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman over the brutal slaying of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

"Just let me get through this nightmare!" It wasn't the first time we had a walking conflict.

The move deserves a close look, however, if only because it makes Mr. Slim a walking conflict-of-interest and a shareholder class-action suit waiting to happen.

But there was a legitimate reason that so many insiders had written off the previous speculation that the younger Mr. Slim would even consider buying a piece of Univision: the deal makes him a walking conflict-of-interest and a shareholder class-action suit waiting to happen.

Increasing the personal walking speed would conflict with the social forces acting on a pedestrian [27].

In mixed slums like Kibera in Nairobi, community organisers have worked for months to ease tensions and set up mechanisms to resolve conflicts, walking the narrow streets with megaphones to educate residents.

He was a sexual harasser, an alleged assaulter, a walking exemplar of conflicts of interest, a man who lied about giving to charity, a man whose business history was checkered by racism and failure and fraud.

In the character of Albert Johansson — a circus owner caught between his longing for a settled existence with the wife he has abandoned and his vagabond life with a circus bareback rider — Bergman created "a walking chaos of conflicting emotions" who was a simulacrum of his own erotic confusions.