Sentence examples for massive tensions from inspiring English sources

Describing "massive tensions" inside the eurozone, he said: "I think it's going to be a very long and painful process in the eurozone as they work out do they want a single currency with a single economic policy and all the things that go with it, or are they going to have something quite different?

"You've got this massive tension going on all the time.

There continues to exist a massive tension between navigating activist radical queer spaces and being a Muslim who calls to Allah every day.

"I don't think we are anywhere near halfway through it because what's happening in the eurozone is that there is a massive tension between a single currency that countries are finding very difficult to adapt to.

Despite the massive tension, some terrific chess was played and indeed when I left you last week two had already finished with Peter Leko defeating Mikhail Gurevich by 3.5 - 0.5 and Gata Kamsky making the same very impressive score against Etienne Bacrot.

"We need to fundamentally rethink what structural and systemic changes are needed in the economy to make sure we address climate and dangerous inequality, which is leading to massive social tensions.

We cannot ignore that the world faces massive and enduring tensions like population shifts, demographics movements, natural resources shortage, global competition, spread conflicts, modus operandi copycat or transnational grievances, among others.

The Mongòlics' true legacy is that they epitomised the euphoric outpouring of emotion – the massive release of tension – in post-Franco Spain.

When you are out in the middle you feel like you've got a certain element of control, but when you are sat watching, the nervous tension is massive and at that point you'd rather be playing.

But the fact is that there is a massive vested interest in reducing tensions and not doing things, any measures that would inflame tensions".

If it were involved, it would be a massive escalation of its longstanding tensions with the South.