Sentence examples for is increasingly tense from inspiring English sources

South Korean newspapers have reported that Pyongyang is increasingly tense and fearful since Mr Jang's death, with a visible rise in the numbers of security personnel in the capital.

Sudan is increasingly tense as the south prepares to declare independence, scheduled for July 9. Thousands of northern soldiers have been deployed in two other areas along the border, Blue Nile and Southern Kordofan, and have demanded that all southern-allied soldiers in those areas — and there are thousands — disarm by Wednesday.

In general, however, the mood in the Statehouse has been increasingly tense and racially divided.

Venezuela relies on Colombia, with which ties are increasingly tense, for gas imports.

Relations between the two main categories of migrants – refugees from Africa and the Middle East – are increasingly tense.

Sudan has been increasingly tense over the past few days after northern troops stormed into Abyei and essentially annexed it.

When Bernard Kerik became New York City's police commissioner last summer, crime was down but relations were increasingly tense between the police and the city's minorities.

His relationship with the board at St James' has been increasingly tense since the end of last season, something Souness has not disguised.

There were increasingly tense clashes between police and demonstrators against the Dakota access pipeline, which the Standing Rock Sioux tribe says is a threat to its water supply and cultural heritage.

The atmosphere was increasingly tense, with various local chapters conducting a growing number of uncoordinated strikes as well as street protests, such as the Summer 1981 hunger demonstrations in Poland, in response to the worsening economic situation.

The situation has been increasingly tense here in the economically devastated Real de Catorce, with jobless mining supporters pitted against local environmentalists and those making their living from the tourism industry.