Sentence examples for friction emerged from inspiring English sources

A friction emerged between what Beatport had been successful at doing––selling MP3s to DJs and fans––and what it needed to do to continue to sustain growth.

Days before the two leaders shook hands and smiled in Ahmedabad, friction emerged over an alleged Himalayan border incursion by China and over a pact between India and Vietnam to explore for oil and gas in parts of the South China Sea claimed by Beijing.

I have to wonder if there's any friction emerging here between the companies?

Friction emerges when we encounter unexpected choices or when we need to wait for something to happen.

A friction emerges between relatively richer and emotionally intense aspirations then, while leaving home; and more modest, narrow and pragmatic, but sometimes still fuzzy aspirations now, after several years spent abroad.

The fact that the Islamic forces, the Muslim Brotherhood and the ultraconservative Salafist have secured almost a two-thirds majority in the new parliament sends alarming signs that the Islamic forces could win in both conflicts, turning Egypt either into an Iran-like theocracy or, if a friction emerges, into a Pakistan-like failed state.

Already, some friction has emerged between the parties.

A new source of friction has emerged this year with complaints about newer, cut-price guiding companies which some claim are threatening safety on the mountain.

So there was a friction that emerged from that early on and a sense of resistance to change, and I needed to cultivate a willingness to change.

Here at Pompeys Pillar, which Clark named in honor of the son of the expedition's guide Sacagawea whom he called Pompy or Little Pomp, no such friction has emerged.

The world doesn't change in a day, and the racial frictions that emerged in both the Democratic primary campaign and the general election didn't end on Nov. 4.