Sentence examples for more tension between from inspiring English sources

There's more tension between Anna and Bates.

There used to be more tension between conservative and secular Turks because of the headscarf.

And there has been more tension between the United States and France than the others.

Still, the developer Kyle Zeppelin anticipates more tension between newcomers and established property and business owners in the area.

This is likely to lead to more tension between the league, its fans and the news media.

Community groups oppose the plans, as do advocacy groups, which warn that they will create even more tension between Britons and asylum seekers.

As the researchers interviewed the Boston mothers' adult children, they learned that "if you perceive current favoritism, or if you just remember it growing up, it reduces your closeness to siblings and leads to more tensions between you," Dr. Pillemer said.

The death of the boy late Friday could stir more tensions between the forces backing the Sunni-led monarchy and groups from Bahrain's Shiite majority who are seeking a greater voice in the country's political affairs.

"It will create more tensions between young Somali men and the police if they are stopped and searched for khat and it is providing organised crime groups with a major opportunity to raise revenue through smuggling.

The more success Combs found at the label, the more tensions grew between him and mentor Harrell over the progress of Bad Boy, which Combs was hoping to get distributed through Uptown.

So did a more fundamental tension between the needs of ever-bigger asset managers looking for liquidity and anonymity and retail investors with more to gain from transparency.