Sentence examples for cite tension from inspiring English sources

Refugees cite tension and failed rains in Somalia for the surge.

Democrats are most likely to cite tensions between the black community and police as contributing toward the violence in Baltimore, while Republicans are most likely to fault "people taking advantage to engage in criminal behavior".

Mr. England also cited tension between the medical school and the rest of the faculty.

Early reports on Disneyland Paris frequently cited tension between the Disney theme-park culture, with its strictly enforced dress codes, grooming guidelines and insistence on cheerfulness for its staff, with the more, let us say, laissez-faire attitude of the French (though the fundamental error of not serving wine in the park's restaurants was quickly corrected).

Doctoroff reportedly announced he would be leaving two weeks ago, citing tension arising over Bloomberg's increasing presence at the company.

That same month, Premier Li Keqiang said the government had failed to respond adequately to public concerns over pollution, citing tension over the documentary as an example.

Yet amid the acrimonious debate about how the Roma influx has changed Page Hall's dynamics, the number of those who cite increased tension is matched by those who are either ambivalent or who insist there is no problem.

She cites the tension this year on and off stage between Russia and the Ukraine.

The members who chose him cited the tension and dissension he was causing.

Asked if he can meet the expectations of the 20-times champions, again Van Gaal cited the tension between the on and off-field roles of United.

They cited relationship tension, breakups and divorce, and said it also made them feel guilty that they were neglecting their parental responsibilities.