Sentence examples for more recently tensions from inspiring English sources
More recently, tensions between Israel and the Obama administration have flared over Jewish construction in East Jerusalem.
More recently, tensions have grown over Syria.
More recently, tensions along a disputed stretch of the Cambodian-Thai border have stoked skirmishes between the two countries' militaries.
More recently, tensions between Al Jazeera and Syria grew after the station gave an appearance to Mohammed Riyadh Shaqafi, a member of Syria's banned Muslim Brotherhood.
The predominately Hindu India and primarily Muslim Pakistan have a complex history plagued with conflict along their shared borders and, more recently, tensions over obtaining nuclear arms, BBC News reported.
More recently, tension has been fed by colonialism that denied rights and opportunities to many Muslims, and a cold war in which Muslim-majority countries were too often treated as proxies without regard to their own aspirations.
More recently, the tensions with China over a group of disputed islands in the East China Sea have hurt trade with China.
More recently, the tension between federal and state law was cast into stark relief by two high-profile issues of the last election season.
More recently, there were tensions between him and Sunni Arabs in Parliament, who worried that his alliance's growing influence might encroach on their power.
More recently, modulation of oxygen tensions comparable to that of physiological conditions within human articular cartilage has been shown to reduce the activity of catabolic enzymes implicated in cartilage breakdown such as MMP-1 and MMP-13 [ 19].
But the tensions sharpened more recently over doctrinal issues that reflect Francis' deep conservatism on the social issues that often divide Catholics.
