Sentence examples for more tense since from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama will meet later Thursday with the South Korean president, Lee Myung-bak, whose country's relations with the North have become even more tense since the sinking in March of a South Korean warship, the Cheonan, apparently by a North Korean torpedo.

The workplace atmosphere has allegedly grown more tense since workers started organizing.

"How will the media sector deal with these revolutions when so many of its employees have been practicing self-censorship, in particular editors-in chief and journalists?" Indeed, for some countries like Jordan, Syria and Morocco, the atmosphere for the press has become more tense since the Arab Spring began.

I'm sure anyone from Luton would tell you it's more tense there since that happened".

Mr. Saakashvili has faced scrutiny from both inside and outside Georgia since the war, which caused a confrontation between Russia and the West more tense than anything seen since the cold war.

The situation has since become more tense.

Bukavu is more tense than it has been since the supposed end of Congo's complex war.Easterners complain that the central government has been quick to levy taxes, but ignores their demands for security and passable roads.

"It's definitely more tense than at any time since the UPP began," said Hercules Ferreira Mendes, president of the Caracol residents association, which represents 8,000 inhabitants in Penha.

Favela residents and NGOs say the situation is now more tense than at any time since 2010, when the authorities began a "pacification" programme to regain control of communities from armed traffickers.

THE political situation with Iran has grown much more tense in recent weeks, and especially since the apparent assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist.

But the atmosphere has become more tense in recent years and especially in the months since the Arab Spring began.