Sentence examples for confrontation leads from inspiring English sources

Rather, confrontation leads to conflict, which subsides into confrontation.

Moderate Republican voters, governors and financial backers will be horrified if the present confrontation leads to a constitutional crisis or global economic meltdown, but they have scant influence over the radicals in the Tea Party caucus.

Jomaa said in an interview with the Guardian this week: "If there is a lesson to be drawn from the Tunisian experience, it's that confrontation leads nowhere, and to find solutions you need to dialogue and make compromises..".

I believe conversation not confrontation leads to change and progress.

He argues that whereas, in the industrial war paradigm, war led to victory and thus to peace, in the modern paradigm confrontation leads to conflict, which then reverts to confrontation.

On the Jewish side we are dealing with deep distrust and on the non-Jewish German side a feeling of, "Is this person not permanently going to raise accusations, if not open and direct, at least indirect?" This confrontation leads to severe conflicts, because you are questioning loyalty towards the respective family.

The confrontation led to an assault charge for Ms. Montanez as well as a broken phone.

"Officers understand a confrontation led to a man being assaulted, sustaining injuries from which he died," said a police spokesman.

Later, a disturbance near the West Bank city of Ramallah related to the confrontation led to the death of a Palestinian.

The confrontation led to a 51-day standoff that ended on April 19, when the complex caught fire and burned, killing Mr. Koresh and nearly 80 of his followers.

The confrontation led to at least one arrest and five injuries, including a suspected broken arm suffered by a CNN producer who was hit by a teargas canister.