Sentence examples for confrontations emerge from inspiring English sources

Will political and even military confrontations emerge?

The 10percenttariffsfs already imposed in the trade war are scheduled to rise to 25percentt in January, but there's also a broader confrontation emerging.

A different confrontation emerged over whether to have toilets in the jets.

While previous accounts have considered the attack on the juez partidor in Dolores to have been the result of a confrontation between Indian peasants and the state, this article argues that the confrontation emerged instead from the fragmentation of local ethnic solidarity and organization, which split the community into feuding factions that actively engaged external social and political forces.

Kelly's taste for confrontation emerged in October as well, when he falsely accused a Democratic congresswoman, Florida Rep. Frederica Wilson, of grandstanding during the dedication of an FBI facility in Miami named for fallen agents.

"I am being called every name in the book, including a racist, and I will not stand for this mob-like character assassination of my family's name," wrote Sandmann, who added that he and his parents had received death threats since video of Friday's confrontation emerged.

Like Robin Hood and Little John, most boys emerge from confrontations as better friends.

In other confrontations, Palestinian gunmen emerged from tunnels and exchanged gunfire with Israeli soldiers.

In 24% of the confrontations, the usurper emerged victorious, whereas in another 24%, the former fighters established an uneasy peace, sharing the same space they had been battling over.

The ayatollah also rescued Sadr, who does not emerge from this confrontation as a broken force.

Analysing ethnographic material, we study how accountants engage in a struggle for recognition in a context where tensions emerge from the confrontation between idealised occupational aspirations and situated possibilities.