Sentence examples for eventual confrontation from inspiring English sources

He is said by aides to be undertaking a slow path to an eventual confrontation with the currently popular president.

Both have decided to lie down with the Russian bear, when experience has taught Britain that appeasing a bully only makes the eventual confrontation worse.

Framed around a surprisingly sweet romance, as well as Fin's eventual confrontation with his painful family history, this debut offers a pleasing lightness-to-heart ratio.

The issues leading to the estrangement of these former allies and their eventual confrontation involved the question of whether or not the Ṭāʾif Accord, arrived at in 1989 to restore peace to Lebanon, was acceptable to the Christian side.

The move nevertheless highlighted an unusual standoff between the administration and an Arab nation of great strategic importance in American efforts to promote Middle East peace and in any eventual confrontation with Iraq.

The eventual confrontation with Mundus feels disappointingly less like recession revenge and more like a clip from a monster movie, though the scene preceding it — a climb up the floors of a skyscraper in which employees have been motivated with the slogans "Sell More Debt" and "Greed Is Great" — will fit a time capsule well.

The prospects of international support for an eventual military confrontation with Iraq will also be drastically diminished.

Nonetheless, the end result is that Brazil helped preserve a space for a negotiated settlement at a time when the Obama administration is caving to pressure from rightwing elements in Congress who want him to abandon this strategy, thus escalating the chances of eventual military confrontation.

The police shooting of Keith Scott, a black man in Charlotte, North Carolina, similarly prompted mass protests last week and the eventual release of video of the confrontation.

Those episodes are woven around the hotel room confrontation, the death of Bill Joe Tashimoto and the eventual murder trial.

Then, after he described the confrontation with Mr. Hynes and his supervisor's eventual insistence that he resign, Mr. Reuland told the jurors that he felt "profoundly humiliated and punished".