Sentence examples for great friction from inspiring English sources

Until last week, the issue of reducing Greece's debt – a source of great friction between the EU and IMF – had not even been on the table.

The councils have done a good deal to provide a sense of common purpose and joint responsibility within the civil service as a whole, although pay restraints from the early 1970s generated great friction between civil service unions and government.

It was a source of great friction between me and my family for a while".

Whilst as Starbucks — doing requisite road testing of the Surface 2: low power, bad Wi-Fi and light, loud noises, etc. are great friction for getting to know the bones of a computer — it appeared that I had the most attractive device in the shop.

With such flux came great friction.

Francis' visit comes at a time of great friction in Myanmar, as officials continue to relinquish responsibility for the ethnocentric violence.

"The greatest friction happens if we're not hearing each other.

Perhaps the point of greatest friction concerns a Chilean vendor named Luis Martínez.

But over time, the contradictions between anarchic opportunism and state direction, both vital to China's rise, will surely result in greater friction.

Complications will also arise because the quantitative and qualitative change in the relationship means that it involves more issues, interactions and stakeholders than ever before — making greater friction natural.

Mrs. Ganim would not always accept the cash, arguing that it was too much, Mr. Grimaldi testified, and that led to even greater friction between him and the mayor.