Sentence examples for example of tension from inspiring English sources

The incident was not the first example of tension between local people and mining companies.

Exurban development outside Christchurch's urban growth boundary – called the "urban fence" – provides an example of tension between municipal attempts to curb sprawl and exurbanites' desire to live in the dispersed settlements outside of urban boundaries.

The situation in cancer immunotherapy is just one example of tension from a system under strain.

The dispute over so-called passenger name records represents the latest example of tensions arising out of different approaches to privacy on both sides of the Atlantic.

The debate in the N.H.L. over how to curb concussions is only the latest example of tensions between liberal and traditional forces that have shaped hockey since its beginnings in 19th-century Canada.

The case is one more example of tensions between the nation's second-largest school system and its charter schools, which manage their own public funding and are free from some rules that govern traditional campuses.

After many decades of research investigating the association between pretreatment emotional distress and the outcome of fertility treatment, this meta-analysis of 14 prospective studies supports the view that emotional distress (for example, feelings of tension, nervousness, or worry) is unlikely to be a cause of failure of fertility treatment.

Box 2. Illustrative examples of tensions in health research funders' reports Participation Setting: Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa

It is the latest example of the tension between technological innovation and regulation, which move at very different speeds.

His best-known film, "The Naked Island," is an even more vivid example of the tension between beauty and harshness.

Another example of the tension between 2002 and 2004 is in the firestorm over Mr. Bush's pledge to provide $20 billion for rebuilding New York.