Sentence examples for encounters come from from inspiring English sources

Even now I'm a professional naturalist, the majority of my badger encounters come from tracking their teddy bear paw prints, probing richly scented communal latrines, or plucking stiff guard hairs from where low-slung bellies have caught barbed wire fences or tree roots.

The negative reactions she has encountered come from outside work.

Most of the anger-related problems we encounter come from its social construction and how our emotions are filtered through our identities and social location relative to others.

When I first encountered "Come From Away" at La Jolla Playhouse (where the show had its 2015 world premiere in a co-production with Seattle Repertory Theatre), I was touched by the spirit of the work but didn't imagine it would succeed to the extent it has on Broadway.

"The main challenge is that most of the PPH that I have encountered come from the TBA.

The best study that I have encountered comes from Jean Twenge, a San Diego State University social psychologist.

Rather than the usual mix of commentary and news stories, the first tweet that users probably encountered came from Romney himself.

The best reaction that the Bagger encountered came from Steve, a parking valet at the event who had been on duty since 8 a.m., whom we met on the shuttle back to our car immediately after the show.

The main difficulty encountered comes from the fact that we are not working on a classical normed vector space.

My toughest entitlement encounters have come from people who were well into their 40s and felt as if they should be further along in their careers and no longer needed to work 40 hours a week.

In any event, the most serious threats I've encountered have come from people.