Sentence examples for deep-seated tensions from inspiring English sources

Recent shootings in Louisiana, Minnesota, and Texas have heightened deep-seated tensions relating to race and criminal justice.

The failure seemed likely to mean the postponement of provincial elections, originally set for October, until next year — polling seen as vital to reconciling the deep-seated tensions among Iraq's political and sectarian groups.

To begin with, Muhammad's death unleashed deep-seated tensions that had existed for years over issues as diverse as how to divide tax revenues equitably to what it even meant to be a Muslim.

Some of the British press, recalling Britain's role in thwarting French domination of Europe after the revolution, reported gleefully on discomfiture in Paris at the Waterloo anniversary in three months time – underlining how remembering history may stir deep-seated tensions among neighbours, just as the Western powers and Russia are at odds on marking their victory in 1945.

It remains to be seen whether cultural dialogue can fundamentally change deep-seated tensions.

But deep-seated tension between Kurds and Turks have again come to the surface, leading to border clashes on Sunday.

But deep-seated tension between Kurds and Turks have again come to the surface, leading to Sunday's border clashes.

These treaties are historically short-lived because they do not address and defuse the deep-seated tensions--or the lust for blood vengeance that seethes in the hearts of certain historical antagonists.

Disputes over the distribution of delegates have aggravated deep-seated regional tensions.

A bitter dispute over the site's sovereignty has deadlocked the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, awakening deep-seated religious tensions.

There were historic grievances over land and deep-seated ethnic tensions, with many ethnic groups resenting the Kikuyus, Mr. Kibaki's group, because they have been the most prosperous for years.