Sentence examples for inevitable confrontation from inspiring English sources

Some part of her may sense inevitable confrontation, however.

Among the catalogue is the inevitable confrontation with the Bush brand.

"I mean, this is talking about some inevitable confrontation," Mr. Pitcavage said, "and possibly a fatal confrontation".

It was one of Thatcher's wisest decisions to pay up and settle with the NUM president Joe Gormley, while building up coal reserves and planning for an inevitable confrontation with his successor, Scargill.

That maddeningly nonchalant third baseman opted out of the final year of his Cubs contract last month, saving the club $16 million and saving himself an inevitable confrontation with Dale Sveum, a strict adherent to baseball's old-school behavioral code.

"China and the United States must find a new path," he said, "one that is different from the inevitable confrontation and conflict between the major countries of the past".

Central administration from Milan rested primarily with the Senate, a judicial and legislative body that maintained its authority under Spanish rule despite inevitable confrontations with the governor.

When inevitable confrontations arose in jail -- such as a woman who wanted to rape her in the communal showers -- she knew what to do.

Without the resources to get help, or housing, or medication, more and more of the city's mentally ill are falling through the ever-widening cracks into inevitable confrontations with the SFPD.

That sets up what seems to be an all-but-inevitable confrontation.

Many regarded the bluster as a bluff, but his purpose was to pressure the US into taking harsher measures against Iran – climaxing in an inevitable military confrontation.