Sentence examples for issue of tension from inspiring English sources

The issue of whether the UK would join the single European currency, the Euro, had been an issue of tension between the Prime Minister and Chancellor since 1997.

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Unfortunately, the screenplay raises the issue of tension within congregations, then glosses over it too easily.

Speaking at Cairo University, in front of 2,500 guests immediately after his inauguration, Obama said democracy and human rights were a major issue of tension between the U.S. and Islam, placing some of the blame on Bush's using freedom and democracy to justify the Iraq war.

"We have been from the beginning immersed in issues of tension in different communities between new immigrants and longtime residents," Ms. Sonenberg said.

In contrast, employment challenges and issues of tension, reduced intimacy and communication in the partner relationship appeared to be more relevant to the Spanish-speaking groups.

In his office late one afternoon, Bratton told me, "You've got the historical issue of the tension between the black population and the police".

Produced by the Neptunes, again, Vato attempts to tackle the issue of racial tension between African-Americans and Hispanics in Los Angeles.

This paper discusses the issue of radial tension in prestressed cylindrical and dome shaped structures and proposes formulae to calculate radial stresses.

The panelists downplayed the issue of sexual tension in units in which men and women work together in close quarters.

The issue of racial tension and violence cannot be addressed simply by weeding out those rare police officers whose racism compromises their ability to serve and protect all citizens fairly.