Sentence examples for growing source of tension from inspiring English sources

Water has become a growing source of tension in many parts of the world between nations striving for growth.

The increasing emphasis placed by some on the role of "the private sector" is a growing source of tension in global development debates.

Government restrictions on mosques and Muslim practices have also become a growing source of tension, especially with Uighurs attracted to more conservative forms of Islam.

At the C.I.A., he has overseen a sharp increase in clandestine drone strikes in Pakistan, a growing source of tension between the United States and the Pakistani government.

The new American concern over Pakistan's nuclear program highlights what could well become a growing source of tension between the United States and Pakistan as the war against terrorism enters a new phase.

This is a growing source of tension between the ethnic minorities and Malay-Muslim community, with a number of legal battles still in the courts.

Government restrictions on religion have become a growing source of tensions with Uighurs, who have embraced more conservative currents of Sunni Islam.

Following a recent violent incident in Lukchun near Turpan, which Chinese state media first blamed on mobsters, then terrorists, Andrew Jacobs and Chris Buckley noted in the New York Times that "government restrictions on religion have become a growing source of tensions with Uighurs, who have embraced more conservative currents of Sunni Islam".

His statement came as the issue has grown as a source of tension between the United States and Turkey, and as a reconciliation effort between Turkey and Armenia that Mr. Obama has championed has seemingly stalled.

Political will, not technical obstacles, will determine whether missile defense becomes a pillar of a more inclusive and better-defended Euro-Atlantic community, or persists, even grows, as a source of tension and discord within what national leaders in their moment of hope at the Cold War's close spoke of as a "Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals whole and free for the first time in 300 years".

"This divide grew with time, and remained a source of tension until the day Bin Laden died," the official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.