Sentence examples for competing tensions from inspiring English sources

Beneath its amiable surface, Jordan hosts many dangerously competing tensions.

So how to balance the competing tensions of community and equity?

As loopy as Jerome's hypothesis sounds, it does raise an interesting point about the competing tensions that make up this most inscrutable of shows.

I would not envy her the competing tensions she will have to mediate, but she may prove to be a crucial figure.

These visual aids help viewers begin to comprehend the competing tensions pushing and pulling on apparently inanimate objects and the ways that engineers compensate, so the structures they build won't collapse or blow apart.

Updated at 5.30pm BST 5.27pm BST The page has to be able to deal with competing tensions - design, editorial, development - all have their own ideas on what the home page should do.

The umbilical cord is increasingly a site of acutely competing biopolitical tensions with fundamental implications for the UCB bioeconomy (Brown and Kraft 2006; Dickenson 2007; Waldby 2006; Brown 2013).

The body is subject to competing intergovernmental tensions and interests, and a sustained diplomatic effort is necessary to achieve results.

Yet for all of the competing groups' tension and animosity, there were surprisingly few cases of outright violence reported by the police.

Attending to them simultaneously creates tensions, competing demands, and ethical dilemmas.

For years, eastern Congo has been a steaming cauldron of ethnic tensions, competing commercial interests, land disputes and regional politics playing out at gunpoint.