Sentence examples for number of confrontations from inspiring English sources

The two men had a number of confrontations.

In addition, the outspoken and sometimes combatant Baldwin was involved in a number of confrontations with paparazzi and others.

"If police interactions with people are limited to situations where someone's safety is at risk, there's going to be X number of confrontations," Karakatsanis said.

Which raises some questions: Are police making too many stops for minor issues, and could the number of violent confrontations between police and civilians be reduced by reducing the number of confrontations over all?

Indeed, the N.Y.P.D. has implicitly recognized its own excesses with stop-and-frisk, and has dramatically cut back the number of confrontations in recent months — with no uptick in the crime rate.

French police said they are now between 1,200 and 1,300 migrants in Calais, mostly from east Africa, and there have been a number of confrontations around the port in August.

A trend study about polarization and radicalization in 2009 also concludes that there is a growing number of interethnic confrontations and an increase in tensions and confrontations with an Islamophobic nature.

Rodriguez has had a number of other confrontations since joining the Mets for the 2009 season.

The BP gas station burned by protesters on Saturday has itself been the scene of a number of recent confrontations.

Yet at least 55 bills packed with ideas to try to reduce the number of fatal confrontations are going nowhere in Congress, effectively blocked by a Republican majority fearful of offending Trump's troops.

But Harris and Karakatsanis both said that there have been no comprehensive national studies that directly link the collection of fines and fees to the number of violent confrontations with police.