Sentence examples for worrying conflict from inspiring English sources

Such a policy had been strongly recommended by an outside panel asked to look into the IPCC last year.Although Mr Teske's case produced headlines, it is not necessarily the most worrying conflict of interest.

Moreover, the fear is that such roles allow MPs to profit from the role of elected office and are more likely to generate a worrying conflict of interest that goes beyond just keeping in touch with a different workplace.

Diabetes-related distress (DRD) is a syndrome comprised of multidimensional components such as worry, conflict, frustration, and discouragement that can accompany living with diabetes.

In addition, unlike traditional DVRs, Sling's Cloud DVR lets you record multiple programs at the same time, without worrying about conflicts.

One of PlayStation Vue's most compelling features has been its cloud DVR, which lets you record movies and shows without worrying about conflicts or storage space, as you must with DVRs in traditional cable boxes.

ClientEarth and PAN Europe aren't the only people who've been worrying about conflicts of interest in EFSA.

Barofsky worried this conflict of interest would "cripple" the mortgage plan.

Owners and managers of bars and izakaya-pubs may be in a position to act as "listeners", to whom middle-aged and elderly men can talk about their personal problems casually and without having to worry about conflict of interests, and direct those in need to professional counseling.

It's worrying in a conflict and when we need to focus on a reform program".

Allegations that at least part of the royal family routinely cheated the exchequer will make some Spaniards worry they are being taken for fools.More worrying is the conflict between Judge Castro and the country's tax authorities.

Also, Europe is worried about conflicts within and near its borders which makes it to be perceived as a controllable far-off conflict.