Sentence examples for in sharp tension from inspiring English sources

Right now, to conduct warrantless surveillance domestically Mr. Bush must act at the very least in sharp tension with FISA.

By the end of the 19th century, this commitment to character formation, to sustaining "curiosity and humility," as Delbanco writes, was in sharp tension with a commitment to professionalization. Colleges were becoming universities, which meant they were getting into the business of research.

Russia had strongly opposed the decision by the Bush administration to deploy parts of its anti-ballistic missile system in Poland, which led to sharp tensions between Warsaw and Moscow.

Mr. Kobayashi's latest manga, "On Taiwan," has sold more than 250,000 copies since it was published in November and has created sharp tensions with Japan's neighbors for its depiction of the war.

The result has been sharp tensions within Fourth Amendment doctrine as to what is reasonable, why, and in what circumstances.

Record prices are suddenly creating the sharpest tensions in years between the oil cartel and the United States, the world's largest oil consumer.

President Bush telephoned the leaders of Pakistan and India this morning to urge them to continue seeking a peaceful resolution of their sharpest tensions in three decades, and both agreed to try, the White House said.

Sometimes, such meetings, like the Khrushchev-Kennedy session in 1961, which ended in sharp disagreement over Berlin, increase tensions.

The lithiated GNRs were mechanically robust during the tension and compression tests, in sharp contrast to the easy and brittle fracture of the lithiated MWCNTs.

In sharp contrast, the Arthritis Impact Measurement Scales tension score and the use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents were associated with atherosclerosis in black but not white participants.

Fate veers in sharp directions.