Sentence examples for could be confrontation from inspiring English sources

"A protest you go in knowing that there could be confrontation, and you're willing to sacrifice for that confrontation," he tells The Creators Project.

"There could be confrontations between Green Cart operators and greengrocers".

Where an important conversation could be held, confrontation prevails.

Richard H. Pildes, a constitutional law professor at New York University, said the case could be "the ultimate confrontation" in the courts over Guantánamo.

But employers are now more militant than they have been in years, and many are bracing for what could be a long confrontation.

Otherwise, the Palestinian security forces and the militants could be headed for confrontation, and possibly a Palestinian civil war, according to Palestinian leaders.

That sets the stage for what could be an ugly confrontation harmful to both airlines and their marketing alliance, which both sides agree is lucrative.

It is sobering to think that the world's greatest nuclear power and the trigger-happy regime in Pyongyang could be brought into confrontation by a motley array of mischief-makers.

"You've got armed security roaming around in the woods, if there's not a coordinated effort, and law enforcement comes across an armed contingent [of LEAR personnel], there could be an unfortunate confrontation".

With the LAPD's history of taking extreme stances against acts of political resistance (and some people's tendency to turn any protest into an excuse to start fights), there could be many more confrontations to come.

Unless there is a breakthrough Thursday morning, the next confrontation could be over where the union seeks the injunction.