Sentence examples for long tensions from inspiring English sources

"Of course this is a complicated story," he said of the nearly ten year long tensions over Iran's nuclear program.

On Fela's albums songs stretch 10 to 20 minutes, in long, tension-and-release forms.

Outboard pistons are attached to the crankshaft through long tension rods while the inboard pistons have conventional connecting rods.

I do not wish here to rehash the arguments about the New York State Theater's suitability for opera or the decades-long tensions between City Opera and the New York City Ballet on one hand, and City Opera and the Metropolitan Opera on the other.

Still, North Korea experts have hailed the outcome as a positive one as it suggests a thaw in decades-long tensions between Washington and Pyongyang.

Still, North Korea experts hailed the outcome as positive, saying it suggests a thaw in decades-long tensions between Washington and Pyongyang.

The development provides a boost for the White House the day after Obama's meetings with leaders from six Arab nations in the Persian Gulf, including Saudi Arabia, concluded without fanfare or any sign that progress had been made to resolve months-long tensions over the president's nuclear diplomacy with Iran.

To mitigate risk, slope gradient was decreased to 1 1.3 with removal of tension cracks, however, 90 m-long tension cracks occurred subsequently.

"The country will welcome reducing the military exercises, as it could ease the decades-long tension on the Korean peninsula.

To bridge the rift between them, Obama had first to establish a deep, centuries-long tension driven by "historical forces that go beyond any current policy debate".

There have long been tensions between Usamriid (pronounced you-SAM-rid) and the C.D.C.