Sentence examples for continual friction from inspiring English sources
There is, however, continual friction between domestic trade laws and the rules agreed by America under the WTO.
Donovan did his best to ignore these bureaucratic boundaries, and the result was continual friction with the O.W.I., the F.B.I. (whose director, J. Edgar Hoover, became a lifelong enemy), the State Department, and the intelligence services of the Army and Navy.
It is almost always multifactorial, caused by contamination (talc from gloves, cotton particles from gauze, cellulose from the blister box envelope), microtrauma (continual friction between the textured surface shell and the tissue around the implant; Fig. 2), hematoma, and infection (bacterial contamination from the rupture of cysts and mammary ducts).
Condoms stored in wallets, back pockets or glove compartments in your car are subject to deterioration because of extreme heat, light or continual friction.
The Netanyahu government's frequent announcements of plans to build more Jewish homes in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and the annexed East Jerusalem have been also been continual sources of friction.
The forced eccentricity causes intense tidal heating of Io heating from internal friction due to continual flexing of the satellite by Jupiter's powerful gravitational field, which is the source of energy that powers the volcanoes.
Her voice enjoys a continual dialogue with the cuica, the Brazilian friction drum that regularly answers her with playful squeaks.
Continue to seek out a continual future.
The continual compressing of the air and the air seal friction are thermal dynamics that coil shocks do not experience.
"Social media engagement presents a high-efficiency, low-friction path for those who are oriented toward a continual connection with what is going on," he writes.
