Sentence examples for creates a tension between from inspiring English sources
Companies are also required to act in the interest of all "stakeholders", not just of shareholders.That creates a tension between profits and jobs.
But, she said, it should not be so consuming that it creates a tension between overburdened students and parents who feel it is their duty to nag children about their work.
That gives the owners of the winning standards, such as Microsoft, a great deal of market muscle.That kind of dominance creates a tension between property rights and antitrust principles.
This, however, creates a tension between veridical and realistic modeling.
More worryingly, they are often ill-defined and this creates a tension between what principals think they ought to do and what others expect from them.
This creates a tension between what you talk about and what you pass by: Just like central banking, economics wants to speak politically, but doesn't necessarily welcome a response.
The rock star Deborah Harry, however, gives a pitch-perfect performance, creating a tension between soul and surface that is never merely glib (1 00).
It also created a tension between the candidate and his party, since they were effectively conducting two campaigns under one banner but the candidate took precedence.
This is creating a tension between those responsible for secondary revenue streams and those fighting to improve the viewing experience and retain ratings.
