Sentence examples for growing confrontation between from inspiring English sources

At this psychodynamic level the residents actually enjoy the breakdown of the building's services, and the growing confrontation between the floors.

In this growing confrontation between the Government and the United Nations, access to Mbandaka, in the west, quickly became the prize.

Mr. Clinton said more time is also needed to find a diplomatic solution to what has been a growing confrontation between the United States and Russia and China, staunch opponents to an American missile defense.

Then there is "Allah Superstar" by a young Algerian immigrant to France who uses only the initials, Y. B. His novel is set against a background of a growing confrontation between the West and Islam.

In Yemen, the Arab world's poorest country, thousands gathered on Thursday in Sana, the capital, and other cities as part of a growing confrontation between the government of President Ali Abdullah Saleh and the opposition, dominated by Islamists.

That is quite something for a film whose apparently modest ambition was to allow some 100 people of all political creeds to talk about 30 years of bloodshed and the growing confrontation between the conservative centralist government of prime minister José María Aznar and the non-violent Basque nationalists who run the Basque regional government.

More ominously, however, the squabble between the two men has also come to symbolize growing confrontations between parties of left and right and between the competing power centers of Guayaquil and Quito and, as such, is nudging Ecuador along the path of instability.

If anything in the Middle East is predictable, it is growing confrontation in 2018 between Iran and Trump, backed by Israel.

The first meeting between the two sides in the growing confrontation over land reform yielded a tentative agreement to end the violence that has claimed the lives of two white farmers since Friday.

They placed particular emphasis on the growing confrontation with Iran.

"The story is one of growing confrontation, as hawkish national security establishments on both sides increasingly outflank economic pragmatists who want to take advantage of the potential benefits of a more cooperative relationship between the two Asian giants," adds Pantucci.