Sentence examples for intramural tensions from inspiring English sources
Stern must contend with his own intramural tensions, the yawning profitability between big and small markets.
They dismiss the intramural tensions wrought by the protracted season, citing historical patterns of voters uniting behind the nominee after similarly competitive primaries.
"But what it does do is eliminate some of the intramural tensions between the secretary of defense and the secretary of state".
If Hollywood's preoccupation with its intramural tensions seemed at odds with the celebratory order of the day, some here have suggested a divide involving the movies themselves: between the darkness and despair of films like "There Will Be Blood" and "No Country for Old Men" and what the industry's countless amateur political analysts discern as a more hopeful mood abroad in the land.
While intramural tensions mount and defuse for the Eaton Place inhabitants, there's also a Holland house-warming party involving a visit from Joachim von Ribbentrop (Edward Baker-Duly), who subsequently dallies with Persephone and causes foreign-office repercussions.
For intramural intestinal tissue oxygen tension measurement, a polarographic tissue oxygen tension sensor was inserted into a section of healthy jejunum between the serosal and the mucosal tissue planes.
The arteries were subjected to optimal tension (90% of the tension equivalent to a intramural pressure of 100 mm Hg. After 30 min of equilibration, the vessels were exposed to 125 mmol/L KCL (KKHS, equimolar substitution of KCl for NaCl in KHS) for 2 min in order to check their functional integrity.
Intestinal tissue oxygen tension was measured with intramural Clark-type electrodes.
Thus, diastolic activation of contractile proteins causing increased wall tension prolonging extravascular compression of intramural vessels reduces oxygen supply [ 16].
A lot of spirited intramural debate preceded the 2007 increase of American troops in Iraq, Mr. Bush said in observing that "creating tension is good for decision-making, so long as it doesn't become destructive".
He focused on intramural sports.
