Sentence examples for boost tensions from inspiring English sources
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called the move "counterproductive" and said it would boost tensions.
Since taking over as the head of the Central Military Commission, some argue that Mr Xi is strategically boosting tensions in the South and East China Seas in order to rally the military around him while he solidifies his grip on power.
News of a South Korea ship sinking today off the coast of North Korea has once again boosted tensions between the East Asia neighbors.
And Malone obligingly made comments such as: "It's like holding a birthday party and I haven't got enough canapes," which must count as the most middle-class thing ever said in a bid to boost dramatic tension.
The latest military budget boost comes amid tensions between China and many of its neighbours, including Japan and the Philippines, over disputed territories.
And with the right voltage, Dr Pyrgiotakis discovered, a particle gets enough charge to boost its surface tension and resist evaporation for an hour or more.
The tensions between boosting global trade, promoting development and conserving wildlife persist, in what sometimes seems like a set of objectives that are pulling in opposite directions.
The shuddering vibrations dissolve, the shrieking sounds are replaced with silence, and all the tension of boost literally melts as your body experiences an instant karma of weightlessness.
The US has been reluctant to mobilise support while the government was led by Mr Maliki, a Shia seen by many as fuelling ethnic and sectarian tensions that boosted support for the Sunni militants, the BBC's Barbara Plett reports from Washington.
Moreover, mechanosensitive myosin II can recruit itself into the fusogenic synapse to increase cortical membrane tension and boost fusion pore formation [ 166].
