1) It is sometimes difficult to reconcile science and religion.

2) Must they reconcile themselves to their fate?

3) It was hard to reconcile his career ambitions with the needs of his children.

4) All efforts to reconcile her with her husband were in vain.

5) It's difficult to reconcile the demands of my job and the desire to be a good father.

6) You must reconcile yourself to your present job.

7) Could you reconcile yourself to a lifetime of unemployment?

8) I can't reconcile those two ideas.

9) It's difficult to reconcile such different points of view.

10) They can't reconcile their differences.

11) How can you reconcile your fur coat and/with your love of animals?

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14) He could not reconcile himself to the prospect of losing her.

15) Bevan tried to reconcile British socialism with a wider international vision.

16) He tried to reconcile his father to the idea of the wedding.

17) It is difficult to reconcile one's statements with one's conduct.

18) Negotiators must now work out how to reconcile these demands with American demands for access.

19) Each month we reconcile our check book with the bank statement.

20) She could not reconcile herself to a life of hardship and poverty.

21) Demeter, however, refuses to reconcile Herself.

22) The Comintern Congress was trying to reconcile its revolutionary past with the necessity of gaining support from constitutional parties.

23) Management must reconcile differences in approach, effort, interest and timing of these separate individuals and groups.

24) The Court of Appeal has struggled to reconcile the two decisions but has come in for criticism.

25) There are those who wish to reconcile everybody concerned; but they are dreamers.

26) Chambers hoped to reconcile those readers with religious qualms to the general idea of transmutation.

27) Auguste flashed around busily, trying to reconcile these people with Rose's cat burglar.

28) How can we reconcile the low frequency of expressions of emotional involvement in election campaigns with the high frequency of antagonistic partisanship?

29) The teacher in charge of our class had to reconcile disputes among the students.

30) Being shackled to one epoch meant it had to change and adapt but try to reconcile this with harsh realities.

1) It is sometimes difficult to reconcile science and religion.

2) It was hard to reconcile his career ambitions with the needs of his children.

3) It's difficult to reconcile the demands of my job and the desire to be a good father.

31) Baldwin found it hard to reconcile the results with his reception during the election campaign.

32) This refusal of the activists to reconcile themselves to war testifies to their sincerity, not their naivety.

33) Within our immediate group we can learn to reconcile personal and group differences to the point of rejecting personal values and beliefs.

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37) How do people reconcile a belief in God with the suffering of innocent people?

38) The government has set out on a path of trying to reconcile the Tutsi and Hutu peoples.

39) Only in the mid-199Os did efforts to reconcile differences and reduce the ongoing violence achieve some success.

40) They wrestle with ways to reconcile pluralism with the absolute Truth of the Torah.

41) For the most part, they listened respectfully as community leaders and peers encouraged everyone to atone, unite and reconcile.

42) I reconcile Good and Evil and create light, darkness, worlds, universes.

43) Conservatives struggling to reconcile this drive for security with the inherent and seemingly indispensable insecurity of the competitive society were profoundly alarmed.

44) The individual is always trying to reconcile his inner and outer world and lessen the anxiety of the internal situation.

45) Even so the most ingenious phraseology could not truly reconcile the many disparate concerns of the allies.

46) How best to reconcile the need for faster performance and increased capacity?

47) Others again have taken as the play's essence the need to reconcile not truth and falsehood but competing truths.

48) By looking to the Bible and seeking spiritual guidance, he is taking steps to reconcile our differences.

49) What nuclear families want from the public sphere and what those living outside nuclear families want are difficult to reconcile.

50) The two chambers would then attempt to reconcile the differences and agree upon a single bill.

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53) How will the new millennium children reconcile conflicting demands on scarce resources against the background of global warming?

54) It is difficult to reconcile such findings with Ornstein's claim that intuitive non-logical thinking is a function of the right hemisphere.

55) As the story unfolds through dialogue, song and dance, the newlyweds consult a dentist and then reconcile.

56) Senate and House members are trying to reconcile different versions of the transportation bill.

57) He found it difficult to reconcile the opulence he had just witnessed with the poverty of some of the surrounding districts.

58) But how is it possible to reconcile a variable rate of capital formation with a fixed stock of capital?

59) Newton's claim that he had shot his father to defend himself was difficult to reconcile with the number of shots fired.

60) Instead of marrying off the princess, reconcile the whole family.

61) Brilliant or not, I must reconcile myself to the idea that I would never reach the top.

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68) Human elements balance geometry in an attempt to reconcile ancient human values with present day notions of modernity.

69) So far she had not been able to reconcile her desire to keep everything the same and her desire for comfort.

70) And it was hard to reconcile his soft-spoken good manners with the ruthless determination of his business career.

71) But the coup the youngest daughter most wanted was to reconcile with her father in a big way.

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74) Britain was the first state to attempt to reconcile a liberal social order with modern capitalism.

75) Mary is still at Mansfield when Edmund returns, and they are soon able to reconcile their differences.

76) Not that any amount of designer labels would or could reconcile her to the prospect of meeting Antoinette again.

77) These men reconcile themselves to circumstance, make their own compromises with destiny until happier times.

78) Fewer attempts are made to integrate or reconcile competing perspectives at an editorial level.

79) Hours of work may be difficult to reconcile with the needs of the old person.

80) How does Mr Chre tien reconcile his role as accomplice to President Bush's short-sighted and irresponsible energy agenda?

81) The teacher had to reconcile disputes among her pupils.

82) Reconcile and analyze purchase Price Variance accounts monthly.

83) She was unable to reconcile herself to the discovery.

84) To reconcile with customer and vendor ledger balance monthly.

85) I can sooner reconcile all Europe than two women.

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99) Currently it is not possible to reconcile this conflicting evidence.

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103) I contend that my approach produces better results than either EMH or AMH, and I expressly repudiate any attempt to reconcile my conclusions with either of those hypotheses.

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109) Jesus Christ died on the cross for sinners order to bring sinners to reconcile with God.

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111) My results might thus help to reconcile mean-variance approaches to risk-return analysis with other, ex-ante, approaches.

112) Lamptey attempted to reconcile with them and he acceded to his father's dying wish to reconvert to Christianity, but he was pained at the funerals when he 'had to bury them both alone'.

113) St. Thomas Aquinas, a medieval theologian , tried to reconcile Aristotle's philosophy of natural law with Christianity.

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115) That's our life, and one must reconcile oneself to it.

116) We argue that an alternative hypothesis can reconcile these seemingly disparate findings.

117) Reconcile computer generated subsidiary ledger balance of all receivable against general ledger balances.

118) an attempt to reconcile the need for industrial development with concern for the environment.

119) For years Claudia had tried to reconcile him to his mother.

120) They use the catchphrase “EfficientDynamics” to describe their efforts to reconcile the two.

121) It is incumbent upon all the peoples of the world to reconcile their differences, and, with perfect unity and peace, abide beneath the shadow of the Tree of His care and loving-kindness .

122) LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Oscar-winning actor Sean Penn has filed for a legal separation from his wife Robin Wright Penn after an attempt to reconcile apparently failed.

123) It also gives the Baghdad government unsatisfactory marks, for failing to prepare for local elections and couldn't (that could) reconcile Iraq('s) Shiite (Shi'ite) Sunni and Kurd's (Kurdish) factions.

124) Reconcile the project plan to reflect available and estimated resources.

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126) I can't reconcile these figures with the statement you prepared.

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128) The emphasis now is on turning the Afghan National Army into a competent security force and finding some way to reconcile with some elements of the Taliban.

129) Steinhardt's scenario makes use of string theory another attempt to reconcile General Relativity with quantum physics.

130) Conversely, tests made in full - scale boilers are usually difficult to reconcile.

131) At that time, she tried to reconcile the biological, geological sciences and the literal interpretation of the Bible, the "Creation Science" interest.

132) Have instrumentation on the messaging network to capture run time traffic statistics and reconcile the actual numbers back to the estimates the development team provided prior to implementation.

133) Reconcile with supplier and preparation of payment with purchase dept.

134) He found it hard to reconcile himself to the disagreeable state.

135) I don't see how you can reconcile it to your conscience.

136) I can't reconcile what you say with the facts of the case.

137) I cannot reconcile myself to this idea -- it would madden me.

138) How are we to reconcile the Olympic spirit with two athletes trying to throw, pin, or pummel one another into defeat?

139) Then you will learn how to accomplish an order requisition, purchase order, material receipt, vendor invoice, vendor payment(), and also how to reconcile a bank statement.

140) The junior adventure story has always had to reconcile two contrasting points.

141) But he is finding the demands of populism hard to reconcile with economic reality.

142) Does it reconcile arriving cargo against information on the cargo manifest?

143) But for all China's impressive economic progress, the past 30 years have owed much to cobbling together policy and struggling to reconcile contradictions.

144) They, therefore, endeavour that consistently, to deaden the class struggle and to reconcile the class antagonisms.

145) Must they reconcile themselves to their fate, they asked themselves.

146) The court tried to reconcile them before entering the process of civil suit.

147) Such estimates are hard to reconcile with the new chlorine work suggesting a bone-dry moon.

148) One of thetoughest questions for believers is how to reconcile the image of an"all-powerful, all-good and all-mighty" deity with one that allowsdisasters like the Japanese tsunami, Foy said.

149) We suggest that it is possible to reconcile these apparently opposing perspectives.

150) Riemann doesn't analyze the absolute music and title music from the viewpoint of music form and content, and finds a way to reconcile between title music and absolute music.

151) You must reconcile yourself to a life of hardship and poverty.

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153) The case was brought to court as the two parties failed to reconcile with each other.

154) I've seen people bond , flirt, and even reconcile with one another through song choices.

155) The net increase or decrease in cash should reconcile the difference between the beginning and ending cash balances as reported in the comparative balance sheet.