Sentence examples for continuing friction between from inspiring English sources
The continuing friction between Mayor Giuliani and Governor Pataki has been a problem, real estate and business leaders say.
But the completion of the deal after nearly a year of discussions comes against the background of continuing friction between the two nations' leaders.
There is also concern that the continuing friction between the two biggest trading powers is creating an atmosphere that weakens the World Trade Organization's strength as the ultimate global arbiter of trade disputes.
The arrests in Ghana are the latest reminder of continuing friction between China, which is investing heavily in a continent with plenty of natural resources, and Africans who routinely complain about Chinese disregard for local laws, customs and labor rights.
The Martha Graham Dance Company has not performed since the troupe suspended activities in May because of continuing friction between the Graham board and Ron Protas, the director of the company and of the Martha Graham Trust, which licenses Graham's dances.
Despite an incident in which Mickelson made an off-handed remark about Woods's using "inferior equipment" several years ago at the Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines in San Diego, their public dealings have always been professional, and the occasional reports about continuing friction between the two invariably come from unidentified sources.
Copenhagen attracted wider participation, but it broke up in disarray, in part because of continuing frictions between the industrialized nations and the developing countries.
This willful blind spot is one sign of continuing frictions between the north and south of Vietnam despite the economic and political integration the government has worked hard to foster.
Continued friction between the BEIC and the Sikkim authorities resulted in the annexation of of territory by the British in 1850.
More troubling is the continuing friction over Vietnamese policies on human and political rights.
"I foresee continued friction and conflict ahead," he said.
