Sentence examples for standoff reflects from inspiring English sources

On a deeper level, the standoff reflects a broader institutional crisis.

The standoff reflects the critical importance of controlling the region's water resources at a time of rapidly rising populations.

The increasingly bitter standoff reflects a broader problem with the political environment in California that an election to remove a governor does not address.

The standoff on spending reflects the strains on the Republican leadership from the need to compromise to get anything through the evenly divided Senate while dealing with the demands of the conservatives who hold sway in the House.

The chilling of formerly cordial relations between Turkey and Israel reflects not only the standoff over Israel's blockade of Gaza but also close Israeli cooperation with Nicosia on exploration of Cypriot gas reserves.

The deal is that the accurate reporting on the standoff is hard to find, but it reflects importantly on the "how do I find news I can trust" issue.

For the most part, though, Lankford improvised musical parodies, to reflect the standoff between Kriegman and the writers.

The review is intended to move the United States toward what officials said would be a new strategic doctrine, as well as a new approach to arms control that reflects today's world rather than the cold war's superpower standoff.

But the inability to resolve the dispute reflected a deeper standoff, analysts said.

It also does not reflect the continuing standoff around the contested region of Abyei, a conflict-ridden dividing line between north and south Sudan.

Mr. Davis seems to be benefiting indirectly from divisions within the Republican Party, reflected by a standoff between the party's two leading candidates for his job, the actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and State Senator Tom McClintock.