Sentence examples for constant standoffs from inspiring English sources

"I don't think Mariano Rajoy's government will be capable of restoring investor confidence because too much has been lost already, and constant standoffs with Angela Merkel over timing and conditions are only making things worse," said Edward Hugh, an economist based in Barcelona, referring to the German chancellor.

Impulse was varied by changing the charge weight of the explosive at a constant standoff distance.

The two Koreas have been in a near-constant standoff since an armistice ended the Korean war.

The charge mass varied from 0.095 kg to 0.2 kg and the standoff distance remained constant at 1.5 m and 1.3 m for the axial and radial directions, respectively.

The standoff distance, D y =3, is assumed constant in all the simulations.

Part of the achievement of the film's director, Jason Osder, and its editor, Nels Bangerter, lies in orchestrating dual gripping dramas in constant dialogue, using footage from before, during and after the standoff.

After the opening three against one, you've got the clever standoff fight of the heavyweight-boxer type against Batman; the 40-against-one standoff in the alleyway; the marksmen fight with its constant zoom-ins; and the raid on Joker's palace.

The standoff distance, which is defined as the distance from the mixing nozzle to the anvil, was kept constant at 19 mm in this study.

"Standoffs" are declared.

It was constant, constant.

Tensions, she said, led to standoffs.