Sentence examples for fresh tension from inspiring English sources

The surge of foreign money has injected fresh tension into a running debate about America's place in the global economy.

Though a deal was struck, it stirred up fresh tension within Europe, angered many Greeks and some of Syriza's own MPs.

If Rick Santorum, the former Pennsylvania senator, wins these two contests, there will be fresh tension over his general-election prospects.

Wigan's first Super League title win for 12 years has created fresh tension with the town's Premier League football club in an unusual row over signposts.

"Next Door Neighbors" was a typical Davies portrait of simmering suburbia, but Mr. Kaplan's guitar, feeding back like whispered gossip, added fresh tension.

Tuesday's ruling comes amid fresh tension in Thailand where protesters have been gathering to oppose a bill to be introduced by the government that defeated and ousted Mr Abhisit in a 2011 election.

The more recent tourist boom has exposed fresh tensions.

In reality, however, there are fresh tensions bubbling beneath the surface which will soon explode.

The news came amid fresh tensions with the billionaires who own the other half of TNK-BP.

After several weeks of relative calm, Saturday's violence unleashed fresh tensions.

In fresh tensions last August, shots were fired across the demilitarised zone – though carefully calibrated to cause no harm.