Sentence examples for friction about from inspiring English sources

Much of the friction about Napster is cast as a question about the future of music.

More recently it has rippled with friction about the place of religion, and specifically evangelical Christianity, in public life.

Detectives do not think the fighting was gang related but may have stemmed from friction about "turf," Mr. Rubbinaccio said.

Although friction about some aspects of the project still reverberates, including over its tolls and environmental impact, construction is scheduled to begin this summer, and the two new bridges linking Kentucky and southern Indiana are expected to open in 2016.

In a conversation last week at The New York Times, Mr. Schmidt said that the explosion in online consumer monitoring was increasing friction about how strict the privacy limits should be.

Within the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, the parent of District Council 37, there has been some friction about its full-throated support of Mrs. Clinton.

The dry sliding wear tests (against WC ball at 10 N loading) indicated a very low coefficient of friction of about 0.1 to 0.16 for the coatings.

He used poured sugar and tiny creamer containers and a spoon smacked against a saucer to make a point about friction, and about the energy levels required to detonate certain explosions.

Just outside, the Draft Riots are starting, and the very character of the Points — a neighborhood where poor whites and blacks live together easily enough — is under siege, with ethnic frictions about to explode, presaging the difficult future that awaits the city after the Civil War ends.

To sum up, in contrast to income losses due to inhibited technology transfer (about − 5% or − 0.05 log points of income) the bulk of the income losses due to trade policy frictions (about − 20% or − 0.200 log points of income) would seem to derive from the direct effect of increased input costs for capital and intermediates.

There were frictions about who got the best lots at the new site, or whether disaster recovery funds were distributed equitably.