Sentence examples for in considerable tension from inspiring English sources

It will probably result in considerable tension between the public employee unions and the community".

Synod, throughout its history, the Church of England has found ways of accommodating difference, of holding things together in tension (sometimes in considerable tension) and finding a middle way through compromise mutual respect and a desire to make it work.

Around the same time, South by Southwest decided to begin its own film festival to complement its successful music conference, which resulted in considerable tension between the two organizations.

And while the Court in Glossip did not understand itself to be bound by Hill, see Glossip, 576 U. S., at ___ (slip op., at 15) (distinguishing Hill on the theory that Hill merely rejected a heightened pleading requirement for §1983 suits), the two decisions remain in considerable tension.

Indeed, one might even say that it is in considerable tension with central intuitions of earlier Stoic ethics.

His own personal story is, however, in considerable tension with those claims.

Having married his third wife, Gayle Benson, in 2004, Benson revealed considerable tension in the family when he made a surprising announcement in 2015 that he would be ending a planned succession of his teams and other holdings to his daughter Renee Benson and his two grandchildren through her, Rita and Ryan LeBlanc.

In December 1912, at a time of considerable tension in Europe as a result of a war in the Balkans, Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany summoned his favourite military advisers to his palace at Potsdam to talk about the situation and what Germany's chances were if a wider war broke out.

The regulations, though noble in intention, created considerable tension between some of the more enterprising settlers and the proprietors.

Coming at a time when peasant cash incomes were falling and indebtedness was widespread, the decision to require that taxes be paid in cash produced considerable tension.

In the fire's immediate aftermath, some voiced suspicion that the arsonists might be young men on an extreme fringe of a fervently Orthodox group -- this in a nation where considerable tension exists between Orthodox Jews, the dominant religious group in a largely secular society, and the Reform and Conservative movements, which are far smaller in Israel than in the United States.