Sentence examples for generating a confrontation from inspiring English sources
But in July 2011 Republicans tied their vote on the debt ceiling to concessions on spending, generating a confrontation with the Obama administration and resulting in the first-ever ratings downgrade of the nation's credit-worthiness.
The handheld street-level images, meanwhile, generated a sense of confusion, confrontation and even chaos.
The current spheroid-EB coculture is designed to mimic xenograft tumor transplant systems (human tumors encountering mouse tissue/vasculature), the mainstay of preclinical drug evaluation studies, but human ESCs could be substituted to generate a fully human three-dimensional confrontation culture system.
While this simple structure led to programmatic confrontations, it also generated a high degree of political stability.
The confrontation between Governor Walker and state employees in Wisconsin generated a lot of discussion at the meeting.
The booklet aimed "to generate a more positive atmosphere during peak times", but his best known work also tackles the violent 1984 confrontations between striking miners and police and the Iraq war.
"The DNA of both [America and China] could generate a growing adversarial relationship, much as Germany and Britain drifted from friendship to confrontation…Neither Washington nor Beijing has much practice in co-operative relations with equals.
Confrontation with others may sometimes generate an element of 'contagion'contagion
That important sense of rupture and confrontation was also evident at the Ritz-Carlton, where some of the calligraphic art auctioned by Sotheby's generated an equivalent sense of fractious radicalism.
