Sentence examples for whether this conflict from inspiring English sources

In time, we may discover whether this conflict of interest was the cause of Andersen's acquiescence in Enron's deceit.

In the second half of his life he had to work out whether this conflict that pervaded, as Foster shows, every area of his life - the erotic, the intellectual, the political - revealed a debilitating timidity or an unusual courage.

The question whether this conflict is real is what drives the contemporary debate on externalism and self-knowledge.

The paper considers whether this conflict can be resolved by integrating tax strategy more fully into e-company business operations to ensure conformity with existing tax regulations, or whether the new form needs new regulations.

I couldn't help wondering whether this conflict plays itself out in the Johnson household when they convene for a family dinner, with Leo - founder of Sustainable Finance and a partner with accountancy giants PwC in sustainability and climate change - at one end of the table, and his brother Boris, Mayor of London and a potential future Conservative Party leader, at the other.

At present, it is unclear whether this conflict occurs within automatic processes (i.e., automatic alcohol-related cognitions may be simultaneously appetitive and aversive), or whether it represents a conflict between automatic attentional bias and strategically driven attentional avoidance.

Another is whether all this conflict and division will set the stage for ceaseless partisan conflict or inspire a new search from moderates on both sides for a bipartisan balance point.

America is now fully entangled in this conflict, whether it knows it or not.

If you feel that you're getting nowhere and are only making things worse, then consider asking for help in managing this conflict, whether you decide to consult a manage, seek counseling or ask a close mutual friend for help.

Jonathan Freedland's excellent piece in today's Guardian made me revisit it; it is rather depressing to contemplate whether this Middle East conflict has learnt anything, as it should have, from the past "transformation of the IRA".

In moments of fear, we must force ourselves to think of the men, women, and children on the front lines of this conflict - whether they are the volunteers from our countries, or the countless Guineans, Sierra Leoneans, and Liberians fighting for their lives, their families and their future - our shared future.