Sentence examples for because of friction with from inspiring English sources

Her departure was rumored for weeks, because of friction with publisher, SEEC Media.

Also, Romania's adherence to the Triple Alliance was under constant strain because of friction with Germany's partner, Austria-Hungary.

Sources close to the comptroller's office said that Mr. Eve was leaving because of friction with Mr. Liu's longtime political consultant, Chung Seto, who reportedly wields tremendous influence.

The general's son, Robert Wood Johnson III, known as Bobby, worked in marketing and was president of the company for four years before resigning because of friction with his father.

There is heavy speculation that he could be out because of friction with management despite leading Chicago to a 255-139 record and playoff appearances in each of his five seasons.

While beloved by many of his dancers and recognized even by his critics as a major force behind Miami City Ballet's artistic success, his supporters and friends say he was forced out early because of friction with key board members.

But friends and supporters of Mr. Villella, and other sources familiar with the company's operations (who spoke anonymously to avoid damaging its reputation), said he was forced out because of frictions with an influential group of board members over fund-raising and personality issues.

This habit is said to be one of several sources of friction with President Sarkozy.

A contingent of peacekeepers from Brazil says that reports of friction with Haitians are overblown.

The bombing exercises have been a constant source of friction with villagers.

More recently, such imbalances have become a source of friction with China.