Sentence examples for becoming confrontational from inspiring English sources

"If we, as H.R. professionals do our job well," she added, "we can help steer discussions from becoming confrontational between employees and their manager".

A prosecutor, Colleen Tompkins, tried to portray Mr. Hobbs as becoming verbally confrontational with Dr. London's son.

Claire Holmes, a Berkeley spokeswoman, said that about 500 people participated in protests across campus on Friday, becoming more confrontational as the hours went by. "One of our officers has gone to the hospital with injuries," she said, "so we are in the process of getting some help from the Alameda Sheriff's Office and the Berkeley Police Department".

The mood is becoming more confrontational.

Some residents are becoming more confrontational about money itself.

And protests are becoming more confrontational, the report says.

Videos posted on social networks suggest riot police and protesters are becoming more confrontational.

It is doing its best to mobilise Russians against the West and the Westernisers and is becoming more confrontational.

The proceedings quickly become confrontational.

Family carers can become confrontational, or withdraw from staff.

He believes the bullying regime at Villa had a seriously detrimental impact on his personality, recalling, like Farrelly, becoming defensive and confrontational.