Sentence examples for diplomatic drift from inspiring English sources
The result was social unease and diplomatic drift.
She presided over a sliding economy, a deteriorating security situation, a growing communal threat, a confrontation between democracy and the Army, and dangerous diplomatic drift.
Fifteen more months of diplomatic drift will bring Iran 15 months closer to figuring out how to make a nuclear weapon.
Military co-operation acts as a ballast when diplomatic relations fray; less of it increases the chances of drift.
A good call on your part, given that my objections to the totalitarian drift in Venezuela caused that country to sever diplomatic ties with Panama under my administration.
Salvini's anti-immigration laws, ordering the shuttering of refugee centers and mass deportations, have drawn criticism from European allies, and led to diplomatic tensions with France after Paris voiced concern that Italy was drifting away from European principles.
The land is most often cleared by burning, creating the dense and deadly haze clouds that drift across the island of Sumatra to Malaysia and Singapore, creating an almost annual diplomatic and environmental row.
The Western diplomatic quarantine on Yugoslavia, whose president has been indicted on war crimes charges, is breaking down as European envoys drift back.
Diplomatic embarrassment?
But there is little diplomatic nicety to be seen these days, as the administration presses tough new sanctions aimed at the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps in Iran, and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton warned Monday of a drift toward a military dictatorship.
