Sentence examples for constant confrontation from inspiring English sources

The United Nations peacekeepers remain locked in constant confrontation with the government.

The wandering in the desert, humanity at its most primitive, the constant confrontation with a nature that is pitiless and overwhelming...incredibly powerful.

It does not quite add up to a new Obama Doctrine, but the methods are defining a new era of nearly constant confrontation and containment.

Mr. Bush may have promised to change the tone in Washington and end the divisive mentality of constant confrontation, but the year-round media battle over issues and ideas has never stopped.

The other trouble with running an adoption agency — beyond the constant confrontation with needy children they either couldn't help or had to help — was that it didn't pay for itself; they found themselves in debt.

It is a mandate impossible to live, and a goad toward constant confrontation he can't ignore.

So the Iraqis, while increasingly testy about the inspections, work assiduously to avoid the constant confrontations that marked the previous round of inspections, from 1991 to 1998.

The constant confrontations with the Tatars of the north caused an increased interest in the musical signals of the enemy via drums, trumpets, and double reeds.

"Those are kids you are attacking," he explains to Colombia's Minister of the Interior, in reference to the use of teargas in high-density residential areas, two weeks of curfews, and constant confrontations between riot police and protesters.

There is near-constant confrontation with Islamabad over cross-border incidents, drone strikes, supply convoys, and more.

After 30 years of international isolation, grinding economic conditions, and constant political confrontation, they are weary, worn, and angry.