Sentence examples for wise conflict from inspiring English sources

This infographic explains a popular theory of active supermassive black holes, referred to as the unified model -- and how new data from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE, conflict with the model.

The use of the linguistic anchors reconciles these wise conflicting requirements.

Ms. Ephron was too kind, or too wise or too conflict-averse to engage in the mommy wars — or any kind of wars.

The module Other-wise involves a conflict resolution skills training.

The module Self-wise targets emotion regulation skills, the module Other-wise targets assertiveness and conflict resolution skills and the module Streetwise targets knowledge and skills to enhance personal safety and reduce vulnerability.

The junior doctors' dispute in England is a bit like the Brexit campaign, a conflict which wiser heads on both sides might best have avoided.

Rather than continuing to allow such arguments to stress us out and poke holes in our relationship, we can become "conflict-wise" by learning to recognize and sidestep them.

In his memoirs, Davis, the President of the Confederacy, wrote that slavery was "in no wise the cause of the conflict".

If Americans are preoccupied now with terrorism, Syrian officials say, it would be wise to look to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, which many in the Middle East regard as a spark in the current crisis.

Grand Nationals generally have a number of stories, but there is only one story betting-wise this year, and nothing to conflict with the gamble on Shutthefrontdoor.

It would be wise to give those Georgian conflicts some attention now, before the worst happens.Beautiful, impoverished Georgia is home to two of the ex-Soviet Union's so-called "frozen conflicts": territorial disputes left over from nasty wars that erupted after the Soviet empire collapsed.