Sentence examples for collective tensions from inspiring English sources

The wisest approach might be to somehow defuse collective tensions before they erupt as destructive behavior.

It is highlighted that this task is neither easy nor free from individual and collective tensions, as it involves power aspects and professional and institutional interests.

During the opening parade-ground section, Kay choreographs the marching and manoeuvres with an eagle eye for detail, capturing the collective tension of the soldiers' bodies, the fixed obedience in their eyes.

Combining the research results of properties of uniaxial and biaxial tensions of these materials, the uniform mathematical physical expression is gained for the foamed metals under uniaxial and biaxial loads of collective tension and compression.

Of particular importance is paying attention to the individual versus collective ethical tensions (27).

However, if a nation's collective consciousness remains acutely stressed -- with tension and discord seething barely beneath the surface -- what will prevent that collective stress from breaking out into violence?

What emerges is a collective sense of tension between the safety and belonging felt by those who have grown up and lived their lives on the three estates and their often precarious circumstances as a result of living there.

In football the glory is both individual and collective, and the tension between the two is always liable to come to the surface.

The collective release of tension will make the republic a safer place.

He's issued tapes for experimental institutions like Digitalis and Human Conduct, but after years spent shaping his sickened blend of industrial, techno, and noise structures he's finally set to release his first vinyl LP, My Cube, on June 24 on Left Hand Path the new label founded by Nihar Bhatt and Chris Zaldua of the San Francisco's Surface Tension collective.

At a theoretical level, we are interested in exploring how key organisational tensions (collective-individual, continuity-change, standardisation-contingency) play out over time and across settings via enactment of routines.