Sentence examples for heated tensions from inspiring English sources

"There are very heated tensions between those who believe he's alive and those who believe he's dead, but his death doesn't seem to have diminished the number of people in the group," Dein says.

As President of the United States, Rutherford B. Hayes had caused heated tensions within the Republican Party.

Heated tensions between China and three American allies in the Pacific Japan, South Koreaeandnd the Philippines — went unmentioned during the debate.

This was during the period when "the five European grade powers were England, France, Germany, Russia and Australia-Mongolia", and, as a consequence of their expansionist yearnings, "Europe grew fevered with heated tensions thrusting toward an outlet".

As the Cold War heated up, tensions developed between the Church in Indonesia and the Indonesian Communist Party (, or PKI).

Some left because of heated civil tensions, but mainly people left because of the air pollution caused by several local plants.

With the steamy July heat, tensions were high.

Tension-induced unfolding of mechanosensors and cytoskeleton proteins apparently generates a situation comparable to heat stress.

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There appeared to be few good reasons to buy stocks anyway, as political tensions heated up around the world and as more signs of weakness emerged in the American economy.

The U.S. stock market fell to the day's low as tensions heated up in Athens.