Sentence examples for would be conflict from inspiring English sources

"It would be conflict and chaos".

He predicted there would be conflict "in a good way".

The consequences for education of leaving the union would be "conflict, division, turmoil and cost", he thundered.

Therefore, a critical element of collaborative design would be conflict situations resolution.

Meanwhile, a senior Labour MP has warned the government that if it goes ahead with big cuts in spending on the police, there would be "conflict" with officers.

When a first ARP request from MACa arrives, there would be conflict on IPa in the long-term table, and the node which observes the conflict will send ten ARP requests to MACz.

Sure, there would be conflicts -- behavior standards are an obvious flashpoint -- and mismatches.

You told me that the Board felt my experience and knowledge "would not be additive to the Board" and that as Yahoo!'s largest outside shareholder, I would be "conflicted" as a Director.

If we had to pick just one word to describe the global market environment, it would be "conflicted".

The operation was not entirely harmonious under Lewandoswki's sole leadership, the source said – "there'd be conflict, Corey would scream at someone, maybe you'd succeed, maybe you'd fail" – but it was "familial".

Dot Belstler had a feeling there'd be conflict at this year's pride parade.