Sentence examples for area of friction from inspiring English sources

One area of friction between him and the younger Japanese radicals is their uncompromising opposition to all American influence.

Fights could break out over corporation tax breaks on foreign sales, another area of friction with Europe where America is clearly at fault.

With the weary confidence of one who has been there herself, she offers advice on how to wear an ill-fitting but irresistible sample-sale acquisition by applying moleskin to the area of friction on the foot before, not after, a blister arises.

Designing a long-form experience with so many factors out of our control was the biggest area of friction, but when it works is where the project's full joy and potential is realised – the unpredictable "doing" of an experience half on your phone and half in the city around you.

However, little has been reported on the effects of size of device, both diameter and area of friction sleeve, on the measured results.

(a) Topography taken at 3 nN with marked area of friction testing and (b) friction results as a function of angle between the scan direction and the nanotube's axis.

He played down two areas of friction.

Fyodorov cleaned off the old grease and applied generous quantities of new grease to all the areas of friction, the thicker the better.

The deal as it stands – despite comments by Clinton that efforts would continue for a wider settlement – leaves considerable areas of friction and uncertainty.

There are unavoidable areas of friction in western societies between different religions and between religions and the secular world view, which is now the default position of the majority, including many Christians.

Analysts said the United States seemed eager to play down areas of friction like China's currency policy, in part because the Obama administration does not want to antagonize Beijing, its largest foreign creditor, when Washington is running a yawning deficit.