Sentence examples for major tensions from inspiring English sources

Within the South African government there are major tensions between the health and trade ministries.

Hillson Snow Jr., 49, a postal worker, said there were no major tensions among the jurors.

The twinned mysteries of Phoebe's death and Grace's assault provide the major tensions of the plot.

In terms of immigration, the major tensions are with those of Albanian descent, something that crystallises in the issue of Kosovo.

Sinai has been the site of major tensions between local Bedouins and the Egyptian government in recent years, with tribal leaders accusing Cairo of marginalising their communities.

The Thailand of today is not quite the France of 1789 — there is no history of major tensions between rich and poor here, and most of the country is peaceful despite the noisy protests.

This choice between the Pure Land beyond the cosmos and the Heavenly domain within the cosmos represents a major tension in Chinese popular religion.

This is creating a major tension between the available capacity per user in the network and the bit rates required to transmit video content at the desired quality.

"This has been a source of major tension between the church and our people," Phil Fontaine, the national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, the national association of native groups, said in an interview on Tuesday.

How can this time lag be most effectively bridged? 4. guarantees of civil liberties — The United States is built on a "government of laws, not men". But cyber security presents a major tension between the policy and legal communities.

(Commitment issues, Adam? Not you, too? One imagines a chorus of readers calling from the sidelines, "What are you waiting for?") The major tension in the relationship is whether Emma will dump him for breaking yet another date because a corpse has turned up unexpectedly.