Sentence examples for despite some tensions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pataki said they would remain strong, despite some tensions.

Despite some tensions, Mr. Natoli said, work pressures mostly trump cultural divides.

These difficulties aside, Tunisia's relations with France have been improving, as have relations with the United States, despite some tensions with the latter over its involvement in the Persian Gulf War and its policies toward the developing world.

The Principality of Hutt River, founded in 1970 in the Australian outback as a protest against farm quotas, has managed to operate on its own for over 40 years, despite some tensions with the government, by keeping to itself on land that no one is especially concerned about.

The moment comes despite some tension in the tech industry.

Despite some tension in the Senate over how to approach the issue, the bill passed that chamber with a vote of 81-18.

Despite some tension among city, county, and state officials in Gunnison, their relatively smooth cooperation may have played a role in their implementing and maintaining strict public health measures.

Bob Brown's leadership was never under any threat, and despite some leadership tensions, Christine Milne's leadership has been reasonably solid for the last three years.

Despite some increased tension under Khrushchev, East West relations had generally improved, as evidenced by the Partial Test Ban Treaty, the Helsinki Accords and the installation of the red telephone line between the White House and the Kremlin.

Mr Poroshenko - who had accused Russia of making "unacceptable" demands - said that "despite tension and pressure" Ukraine had not succumbed to "ultimatums".

Despite the presence of some underlying tensions among some of the groups, the conference seemed to focus on its declared objective, getting the leaders to talk about world peace.