Sentence examples for create frictions from inspiring English sources
Together, these four factors make it difficult to contract at low costs and create frictions (i.e., transaction costs) in the marketplace.
China has urged Washington to deny Taiwan's president entry to the United States as Donald Trump's protocol-shredding conversation with Tsai Ing-wen continued to create frictions between the world's two largest economies.
But, she says, managed care plans that are required to track the treatment of each customer will almost certainly choose to make the job easier by imposing some of the limitations that create frictions between H.M.O.'s and patients.
That could create friction with Mr. Jain.
Vibrations create friction; the level of resistance matches the on-screen pattern.
These soloists create friction and competitiveness, she says, which often takes precedence over collaboration.
The plan is almost certain to create friction within the UN.
Indiscriminate handouts, say group representatives, might create friction with local people and disrupt animals' routines.
As technology pushes us toward efficiency, we should probably introduce social rules that create friction.
Toilet humour "The bathroom is a great place to create friction – you have a captive audience," says Bagner.
