Sentence examples for in its encounters from inspiring English sources

Many speculate that the government is afraid that, if allowed to return to their home communities, the girls will reveal the military's mistakes, or complicities, in its encounters with Boko Haram.

It was this diverse and rich tradition that served Amadou and Mariam well, and any criticism that their music loses something in its encounters with acts such as Scissor Sisters faces the rebuttal that any debt of gratitude must surely work the other way.

Thus, the specific toolkit of cancer is its ability to slide along the evolutionary narrative of its 'self' to achieve unusual flexibility in its encounters with epiphenomena.

One might be able to see such passages as appealing to experiences the audience might have in its encounters with persons who do seem to possess special strength, substance, and tranquillity through identification with and commitment to a cause they perceive to be far greater than themselves.

Into this situation Christianity was injected, and in its encounter with classical civilization it absorbed a number of the critiques of the gods of the older thinkers.

While under water, he also recovered two 3-inch teeth which the reptile lost in its encounter with the mower.

International isolation and biting sanctions have brought the Iranian economy to the verge of a meltdown and, alongside the potential fallout of a military confrontation with Israel, mean the regime must in its encounter with the "P5+1" (the UN security council and Germany) this week decide if it wants a diplomatic settlement or to pursue the path of a conflict it knows it cannot risk.

Comet Ison seems to have been destroyed in its encounter with the Sun.

'Like throwing a snowball at the Sun' Jump to media player Comet Ison seems to have been destroyed in its encounter with the Sun.

This study is an attempt to explore a domain of contestation and cleavages in its encounter with the gradually declining water regime of the plains of today's Bangladesh.

SAN FRANCISCO--In its final encounter before incinerating in the atmosphere of Jupiter next year, NASA's Galileo spacecraft has shown that one of Jupiter's innermost moons is a lightweight agglomeration of icy rocks.