Sentence examples for frictions erupted from inspiring English sources
The authorities there severed Internet, cellphone messaging and international telephone service the day after long-simmering frictions erupted on July 5 in Urumqi.
Such complaints were increasing even before frictions erupted over the planned Islamic center in Lower Manhattan, with Muslim workers filing a record 803 such claims in the year ended Sept. 30, 2009.
What if a similar initiative were to take hold in places where political, religious and national frictions have erupted in violence: Paris after the Charlie Hebdo shootings, or Lebanon at almost any time over the past thirty or forty years.
In Jordan and Lebanon the frictions between fleeing Syrians and the locals have erupted in violence.
Ethnic conflict previously kept in check during the periods of military rule now erupted in various parts of Nigeria, and friction increased between Muslims and Christians when some of the northern and central states chose to adopt Islamic law (the Sharīʿah).
This is in sharp contrast to the fully erupted molars, which are subjected to normal chewing friction [ 14].
"Wow," said the students, moving back as flames erupted from a tiny ember that an instructor created with friction.
For decades, the number of cases averaged around ten a year, but since 2004, they have soared to several hundred each year, as friction between Thailand's populist governments and its traditional ruling establishment has erupted into conflict.Lèse-majesté complaints are a common way of harassing political rivals.
The restrictions have tightened since last summer, leading to the protests that erupted at Southern Weekend's offices last week over a rewritten New Year's editorial, one of the sharpest outbreaks of friction so far.
