Sentence examples for because of increased tensions from inspiring English sources
And oil prices are rising again, in part because of increased tensions in the Middle East.
It was a time of increasing tensions and disagreements in Hanoi.
More recently, the percentages started to increase in 2012 during a period of increasing tensions between the United States and Russia.
It became a source of increasing tension.
The request came at a time of increasing tension between the two countries.
The accounts came amid signs of increasing tension between Kenyan and Israeli investigators over the case.
20 It has also been speculated that anastomotic leakage in patients with a high BMI is due to a compromised vascularity of the conduit because of an increased tension on the conduit in the thoracic compartment.
Mr. Penn, who had previously written for The Chronicle about a post-invasion trip to Iraq, said he had wanted to go to Iran because of its increasing tensions with the United States.
See articleGlobal stockmarkets took another battering and remained volatile, partly because of fears about euro-zone debt and increased tensions between North and South Korea.
He said decades of multicultural policies had deepened racial divisions and increased tensions.
Among them are ongoing war, increased tensions with Iran and North Korea, and escalating threats of terrorism.
