Sentence examples for add to tensions from inspiring English sources

It could also add to tensions with the US.

Sharif's decisions is likely to add to tensions between the civilian government and Pakistan's powerful military.

The strikes will add to tensions between the new government of President Mohamed Morsi, an Islamist, and the largely secular Egyptian army.

But the arrests add to tensions during which protests have flared up in China over the islands, an emotive issue of national sovereignty.

North Korea has said it plans to restart its main atomic complex, a move that could bolster its nuclear arsenal and add to tensions in the region.

It will also add to tensions inside Brazil, where more than a million people took to the streets last week to protest against police brutality, corruption, poor public services and over-spending on the World Cup.

Violence in the home often rises when money worries add to tension, Mrs. Karamesini said.

"Actions like these add to tension, whereas efforts should be in reduction of tension," he said on state television.

A Platinum offer, first reported on Tuesday by Bloomberg News, is expected to add to tension among Global Crossing's bank lenders and creditors.

The ruling may add to tension in the region bordering Israel, where fighting between security forces and militants has intensified since Aug. 5, when 16 border guards were killed in an attack also attributed to Islamists.

Again, if you try to force him, you may succeed in getting your way, but may add to tension.