Sentence examples for confrontations so far from inspiring English sources

Last week, in one of the most pointed confrontations so far, hundreds of opposition supporters were arrested here during an anti-Chiluba demonstration.

Outside Mr Trump's rally in San Jose, California, anti-Trump protesters clashed with his supporters in one of the worst such confrontations so far.

Activists said on Thursday morning that Isis fighters had overrun the town in what is believed to be one of the biggest confrontations so far between the jihadists and the FSA.

The remarks from each side were among the most heated in the confrontation so far.

Then, on September 28th, in perhaps the most troubling confrontation so far, officers surrounded a group of protesters, holding loaded rifles.

Instead, Mr. Shirzai sent a private delegation of businessmen to meet with Mr. Khan, and the talks have averted a confrontation so far.

And even if the modest confrontations now happening are mere tremors, rather than earthquakes, they may end up helping to reshape the political landscape.Consensus or confrontation?So far Europe has seen two different methods of economic reform.

The biggest confrontation so far played out in February, when Israel struck the same base, T-4 (named for the junction of a pipeline), after an Iranian drone based there flew into Israeli airspace.

The speech illustrated an unusual quality of the confrontation so far: Mr. Hariri, long seen as a neophyte and sometimes derided for his naïveté, managed to put Hezbollah and its allies in the position of having to take responsibility for any strife that erupts.

Mr. Bush and Mr. Daschle made their brief visits to the South Dakota plains today to engage in their most direct confrontation so far over the state's Senate seat, which could decide whether the Senate remains in the narrow control of the Democrats or reverts to Republican control.

The most striking thing about this confrontation so far is the improvement in Obama as a debater.