Sentence examples for multiplying tensions from inspiring English sources

In the new book Trees on Mars: Our Obsession with the Future, journalist and futurism skeptic Hal Niedzviecki sees technology product cycles as amplifying and, indeed, multiplying tensions and human anxieties.

Plans to oppose the convention are multiplying, suffusing activists with a giddy, growing tension.

Political tensions were mounting, new artistic creeds and manifestoes were multiplying by the day; Freud was probing the dark impulses of the unconscious, and the journalist Karl Kraus was unmasking the contradictions of bourgeois life.

As the Conservative wing of the coalition draws up plans to deal with the problems exposed by the riots, including gang culture and welfare as well as policing, rifts with the Lib Dems could multiply.Compared with these tensions, the struggle between Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband to interpret the trouble is rather tame.

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And more pour in, multiplying and multiplying.

Denominations have been multiplying.

Arabic textbooks are multiplying.

We're multiplying fractions.

Rivals are multiplying.

Green strategies are multiplying.