The phrase "intensifying tensions" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation or event where conflicts or issues are becoming more severe or strained. It can also refer to actions or behaviors that are escalating tensions between different individuals or groups. Example: The ongoing political disagreements between the two neighboring countries are intensifying tensions in the region, causing concern among neighboring nations. In this example, "intensifying tensions" refers to the growing animosity and tension between the two countries and how it is affecting the surrounding countries.
The anticipated opening took place in Seoul's Jongo district, intensifying tensions between the two countries.
She formally joined the foundation's board in 2011, marking her growing role there — and the start of intensifying tensions between her and Mr. Band.
During Mr. Thaksin's visit in November, Cambodia rejected a request by Thailand for his extradition, intensifying tensions between the two unfriendly neighbors.
WASHINGTON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - The United States accused Israel on Wednesday of distorting its position in the Iran nuclear talks through selective leaks, intensifying tensions before a controversial U.S. visit by Israel's prime minister.
The breather from minute-by-minute politicking comes after several days of intensifying tension and attacks between the McCain and Obama camps, in large part over Ms. Palin's leadership style and record.
Looking at China, this view of the United States as trying to contain China and this resurgent nationalism, it all grows out of how the Communist Party talks about Chinese history, talks about the Century of Humiliation [1839 1949], and its need to buttress itself in the face of abandoning communism in all but name and deal with intensifying tension within China.
Looking at China, this view of the United States as trying to contain China and this resurgent nationalism, it all grows out of how the Communist Party talks about Chinese history, talks about the Century of Humiliation [1839-1949], and its need to buttress itself in the face of abandoning communism in all but name and deal with intensifying tension within China.
Also on Saturday, a Palestinian prisoner died in an Israeli jail, an event that is likely to intensify tensions in the area.
Although longtime Han residents in Xinjiang generally have amicable relationships with their nine million Uighur neighbors, the continued mass migration of Hans into Uighur cities like Urumqi has intensified tensions.
SEOUL, South Korea — In a verdict expected to intensify tensions with Japan, a South Korean court on Tuesday ordered Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to compensate five South Koreans who were forced to work in the company's factories during the period of Japanese colonial rule of Korea, which ended with World War II.
All these events intensify tensions within Iranian society, as state officials label dissenters and protesters as "agents of the U.S".
