Sentence examples similar to a confrontation developed from inspiring English sources

Transport officials admit that "the human factor" sometimes weighs heavily if a confrontation develops at the ticket window.

A heated confrontation developed during which "security was called," a senior embassy employee said in an e-mail.

With time, areas exposed to violence became better known as patterns of military confrontation developed.

But in recent weeks a confrontation began to develop, as defense lawyers said they wanted extra time to prepare their closing arguments and the judges insisted that they abide by the deadline, Jan . 14

Pascal Lamy, the top trade minister for Europe, said it would be an "error" to conclude that a new confrontation was developing between rich and poor nations.

After exerting unusual pressure a political confrontation that developed into battles in the streets of Tehran they managed to secure the mayor's freedom after 12 days.

This symbolic confrontation was developed independently by Stallone.

The confrontation never developed as Mohaymen just couldn't keep up with the presumptive favorite for Saturday's Kentucky Derby.

"The Chamber" had also kicked off a confrontation with ABC, which had developed a show with a somewhat similar format called "The Chair".

But Mr. Gove appeared to be at pains not to allow the issue to develop into a confrontation with Saudi Arabia.

Rep. Patricia Schroeder (D-Colo). said the fight over abortion often develops into a confrontation between a woman's legal right to have an abortion and the protesters' First Amendment right to freedom of speech.