Sentence examples similar to The current stand off from inspiring English sources

The current stand-off between the home nations means there may never be another "united" GB team.

The current stand-off has its roots in a failed 2011 attempt to tackle the government debt limit and budget deficit.

The current stand-off is more dangerous than that over the 2008 Georgia war, where the West held back in part because the Georgian government was blamed for escalating the war through an attempt to seize the disputed region of South Ossetia.

The current stand-off between neuroscientists and comparative biologists is unproductive for both sides.

However, councillor Richard Cornelius insists Barnet Council have offered a resolution to the current stand-off.

Even a continuation of the current stand-off between the Kremlin and the West would be bad enough for business.

Last night, he described the current stand-off as "Europe's biggest crisis since the fall of the wall".

Cadbury ended around 1.5 percent higher but investors remain skeptical that the current stand-off between the two companies can be ended.

All told, there is far more at stake in the current stand-off in South Ossetia than control over 2,500 square kilometres of sparsely populated territory of little economic value.

Many Lebanese, including quite a few Shias, now accuse the group of holding the country hostage to Iranian policy, particularly during the current stand-off between Iran and Israel.Examples of recent sectarian hostility proliferate.

Whilst the Tolmachevy twins refused to discuss the current stand-off, Yaremchuck, 21, a supporter of Ukraine's Party of Regions, the previous ruling political force under ousted President Viktor Yanukovych, seized her moment.