Sentence examples for big friction from inspiring English sources

During the intifada, the Palestinian uprising that began in 1987, when Israel still occupied the entire West Bank and Gaza Strip, the territories were one big friction zone.

The fight to get the Supreme Court to recognize a constitutional right to same-sex marriage is the next big friction point between gay-rights advocates and the Obama Administration.

I don't think it's a big friction.

MK: When we started, price negotiation was a big friction point, so we decided that everything was just $5, thinking freelancers were smart enough to slice their offers to $5 so they didn't spend a long time on something.

"The biggest friction has been places to pay," Jack Dorsey, the founder of Square, told The Times.

"The biggest friction has been places to pay," said Jack Dorsey, the founder of Square, in an interview.

Perhaps the biggest friction of recent times has been over alleged Pakistan-based Islamist infiltration into China's restive Xinjiang province, home to the indigenous Uighur Muslim population.

The PEEK exhibits the biggest friction coefficient, but the smallest wear rate at a temperature slightly higher than the PEEK crystallization point.

Creation of lessons is the biggest friction point for Lesson.ly users, so the company does hold some customers hands when getting their material in place.

"One of the biggest friction points on the delivery side is you don't know when someone's home, you don't know where to really deliver an item.

But the biggest friction looks to come from her family, who live nearby.