Sentence examples for frictions over from inspiring English sources

The first trade frictions, over Japanese textile exports, took place at that time.

Compounding the trade tensions is the prospect of revived frictions over China's currency policies.

So American-Turkish frictions over the Kurds can indirectly benefit him and his allies, Russia and Iran.

Bill Belchere, global economist at Mirae Asset in Hong Kong, wrote in a note Friday that frictions over the currency issue were unlikely to dissipate.

The cooperative framework provided by the NATO-Russia Founding Act may be useful, but frictions over NATO distract Moscow and Washington from profound common dangers.

Administration officials and Iran analysts said they continued to believe that Iran's threats to close the strait, coming amid deep frictions over Iran's nuclear program and possible sanctions, were bluster and an attempt to drive up the price of oil.

Then there was the inevitable friction over different parenting styles.

What was the source of your friction over the years?

Signs of continued friction over the issue still abound, however.

More troubling is the continuing friction over Vietnamese policies on human and political rights.

And it adds a new source of friction over NATO's intervention in Libya.