Sentence examples for broader tension from inspiring English sources

But Bove's defection from Wells highlights a broader tension in modern banking in the wake of the financial crisis.

This remains at the very centre of broader tension between China and Japan, with the Nanjing Massacre of 1937 a focal point.

Lebanon's prime minister, Najib Mikati, condemned the attack, echoing a sentiment heard often here that the violence plays into the region's broader tension.

Behind this week's exercise in buttering-up and scolding is a broader tension in the two countries' approaches to one another.

The German plan, and the response to it, reflected a broader tension in the West over how to balance steps to combat terrorism against civil liberties and political realities amid a resurgence in populism, nationalism and anti-immigration sentiment.

Ms. McCaw has also stirred broader tension in the community with threats of legal action against local merchants who hung signs sympathetic to the union cause, and against a journalist who wrote an unfavorable article about her in The American Journalism Review.

But it was impossible to keep out the broader tensions.

The Volcker Rule bickering reflects broader tensions among financial regulators, who have amassed broad and sometimes overlapping powers in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

In a context of broader tensions between Russia and the west, images of a Russian fleet drawing near to British waters will cause some consternation.

Imposing more sanctions now, Mr. Davutoglu said, would only precipitate a confrontation with Iran in a few months, one that would be even riskier because of the broader tensions.

In interviews last week, several prominent Russian residents said they saw the attack as an unfortunate isolated incident carried out by a particular group of troublemakers, and not as a signal of some broader tensions between Russian immigrants and Hispanics in Brooklyn.