Sentence examples for dangerous tensions from inspiring English sources

In Mozambique there are dangerous tensions.

This lack of full correlation has frequently given rise to dangerous tensions that can ultimately lead to war.

But we are also making deliberate choices that could create enormous and dangerous tensions between the generations.

If the voting had been handled properly, he said, they could have helped ease the longstanding and dangerous tensions between Sudan's center and its periphery.

The shift can create dangerous tensions, sometimes lethal ones, between their families and the secular values of the republic that the young women seek to embrace.

My second response, validated by the shocking clashes of recent weeks, is that where the dangerous tensions exist is between poorer black South Africans in urban areas and immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa, who pour into the country.

FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank left its main interest rate unchanged Wednesday, choosing to put the onus on political leaders to address increasingly dangerous tension in the euro zone.

Whatever Mr Abe's true intentions, he has shown little inclination, as he attempted in his first term, to ease the dangerous tension with China and refocus on economic co-operation between the world's second and third largest economies.

Recently released footage of the events that unfolded on Manus Island 24-hours before the riot that killed Barati, again highlights the dangerous tension that exists in centres.

Instead, the process unfolding is disgracefully unfair and roiling dangerous sectarian tensions.

In a worst-case scenario, its provocations could bring Egypt and Israel to the brink of dangerous armed tensions.