Sentence examples for has created friction from inspiring English sources

The change has created friction.

Germany's healthy trade balance has created friction with its European neighbors.

The vote has created friction between Delta's management and some of its employees.

The volume of new cases has created friction between federal and state prosecutors in Texas.

This has created friction with local residents, some of whom have lost their livelihoods due to the collapse of tourism in the face of the refugee crisis.

South Korea's policy has created friction with the Bush administration, which prefers to try to isolate the North and force its government to collapse.

Ahmad Shuja, an Afghan writer and analyst who heads the Washington-based Foundation for Afghanistan, said leaders of the U.S.-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan have done a good job of understanding and explaining the cultural differences that have created friction.

Australia's international relationships have been effected, particularly with Nauru and Papua New Guinea where Australia is accused of neo-colonialism and, crucially, with rising power Indonesia where issues around migration have created friction in one of Australia's most important relationships.

That stance and others have created friction between the administration and the gay community.

Officials also support an alternative with the subsidized labor center on San Fernando Road across the street from Home Depot, where crowds of laborers seeking work have created friction with nearby residents and customers who use the parking lot.

Still, the bifurcated setup has created some friction, defense experts said.