Sentence examples for are still tense from inspiring English sources

But the provinces are still tense.

When Guardian Australia spoke to him on Tuesday, he said: "Today things are still tense.

Most people have returned to their daily routines, but are still tense.

(They helped defeat fighters linked to al-Qaeda in Mali in 2013, and reckon they could end this insurgency on their own).But regional relations are still tense.

Routinely, in towns like Musa Qala that are still tense, Afghans provide half the personnel on most foot patrols — and I was told that they do not shrink from fighting when they run into trouble.

It was a traditional heartland for the AUC paramilitaries until a demobilisation agreement with the government in 2006, and on its strangely quiet streets people are still tense, suspicious.

He has 20 bodyguards, but life is still tense.

"The situation is still tense," said Jörg Debatin, director of the medical center.

"At tea the mood in the dressing room was still tense but more upbeat," Atherton says.

Players began to congratulate Clemens as he stalked the clubhouse, but he was still tense.

Two years later, Timbuktu and Gao have seen something of a return to normalcy, but Kidal is still tense.