Sentence examples for deepening tensions from inspiring English sources

In the absence of meaningful negotiations, however, it must prevent both parties from deepening tensions.

For some, the student uproar is a sign of deepening tensions between Warwick students and staff.

The mudslinging, which has played out in both countries' government-controlled media in recent weeks, reflects the deepening tensions between them.

The apparent strike follows reports earlier in the day that Russian reconnaissance drones were flying over Syria, bringing  the prospect of deepening tensions with the West.

The much anticipated finding will accuse North Korea of committing one of the worst military provocations on the Korean Peninsula since the end of the Korean War, deepening tensions between the countries.

His supporters were similarly grim, worrying of a repeat of the 2005 vote, which many blame for deepening tensions that led to horrific sectarian strife in 2006 and 2007.

The deepening tension between Washington and Moscow over Aleppo was reflected in an exchange at the Security Council on Tuesday.

Coupled with Mr. Wilson's own emotional frailty, to say nothing of his mounting drug use and deepening tension with the band's record company, Mr. Love's resistance to "Smile" spelled its doom, and the album was never officially released.

To summarize, the irony with which Weber accounted for rationalization was driven by the deepening tension between modernity and modernization.

The activists said the training would only deepen tensions in the region.

They are also loath to deepen tensions with Russia and China, which have blocked efforts to unify the United Nations Security Council behind stronger measures.