inherent conflict

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A fundamental disagreement or opposition between ideas, interests, or principles.

inherentADJECTIVE + NOUN

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conflict

Examples (10)

  • There's an inherent conflict between individual freedom and societal control.
  • The company faced an inherent conflict between profit motives and ethical practices.
  • Many philosophical debates arise from an inherent conflict in human nature.
  • His role often involved an inherent conflict of interest, making decisions difficult.
  • There seems to be an inherent conflict in trying to achieve both speed and perfection.
  • The new policy revealed an inherent conflict within the organization's goals.
  • She felt an inherent conflict between her artistic desires and financial stability.
  • This approach carries an inherent conflict that makes long-term success challenging.
  • Resolving the inherent conflict in these two principles is crucial.
  • Critics pointed out the inherent conflict in the proposed legislation.