That sounded like a promise of growing friction within the coalition.Mr Farage must contemplate a new sort of political battle.
[Page C1.] People inside the company said Ms. Godoff's departure followed a period of growing friction between her and some other publishers at the company's sister divisions, and, ultimately, with the company's chairman, Peter Olson, over her group's lagging financial performance.
The danger here for Obama is that, at exactly the moment when he most needs House and Senate Democrats to pull together and accept a compromise, the growing friction between leaders in his own party could erupt to the point where it's no longer so easy to bridge the differences over something as intricate as a new national health care system.
The dispute between Japan and China over drilling in the East China Sea is a symptom of growing friction between the two countries over energy resources.
In a sign of the growing friction between major copyright holders and Internet service providers, the Recording Industry Association of America has asked a federal judge in Washington to order Verizon Communications to identify a customer accused of illegally copying hundreds of songs.
As the New York Times reports, unrest among migrant Chinese laborers in Israel points to growing friction between a relatively affluent, ostensibly democratic society, and the marginalized workforce that subsidizes it.
A recent misstep points to the growing friction between JPMorgan and regulators as well as to the concerns within the bank.
In this case, it's the entitled movie crew, which can't quite believe that their important movie may be upended by the impending and growing friction between the government and a popular people's movement.
Basic demand-supply rules go a long way to explaining the reasons behind this growing friction.
Those mortgage errors, while relatively minor on their own, highlight the growing friction with regulators.
