Sentence examples for clear tensions from inspiring English sources

He needs to appease the very clear tensions.

Investigators found clear tensions between officials at State, Treasury, Justice and other departments.

While Japan and South Korea joined the condemnations, there are clear tensions.

After Macron's presidential triumph there were clear tensions between the two over the number of government posts given to MoDem.

From his earliest days as secretary of state there were clear tensions between him and the White House national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski.

There are clear tensions between the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills and the Treasury when it comes to such decision-making.

"There is a clear tension between the markets' behaviour and underlying economic conditions," Borio said.

That doesn't mean they will go too far, but there's a clear tension.

"There is a clear tension between privacy and personalized technologies, including recommendations and targeted ads," says Elie Bursztein, a researcher at the Stanford Security Laboratory, who is developing an extension for the Chrome Web browser that enables more private browsing.

Mr. Greenberg dismisses the idea that there is a clear tension between that economic populism and the "new Democrat" philosophy championed by Mr. Clinton and Mr. Gore in 1992, which was willing to break with liberal orthodoxy on issues like trade and welfare reform.

As my colleague Binyamin Appelbaum noted on Monday, the Fed is all but certain to raise its benchmark interest rate, setting itself on a path to prevent an acceleration of the economy and ward off an uptick in inflation — a course that is in clear tension with President Trump's stated goal to stoke growth at all cost.