Sentence examples for mutual tension from inspiring English sources

ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN — When Americans and Pakistanis sit down in Washington this week for the third round of their "strategic dialogue," it will come at a time of mutual tension.

"It may be that such an independent, objective body may be better able to surmount the mutual tension between rights holders, publishers, search engines and other content aggregators, the I.S.P.'s and the underlying communications network operators and instead broker technical solutions that can command widespread adoption and support," the report said.

Clustering may also depend on mutual tension between centrosomes, the cortex and the nucleus, which is likely to be weakened in klc mutants, as evidenced by the relative displacement of the dispersed centrosomes away from the cortex.

The risk is that instead of rapprochement, mutual tensions will increase, and the pair will drift even further apart.

The parts — including the silky brushwork of the young lady's face and hands, which poke through the bumpy ground as through a carnival prop — drift, generating no mutual tensions.

Their mutual tensions with Trump, at a time when the United States is shifting its strategic focus toward China and Asia, have prompted them on different occasions to declare the time has come for Europe to take destiny into its own hands.

The parts—including the silky brushwork of the young lady's face and hands, which poke through the bumpy ground as through a carnival prop drift, generating no mutual tensions.

Mutual tensions are rising, with Americans' favorable opinions of China dropping from 51percenttwo years agogo to 37percentt now and a similar drop among Chinese — from 58percentto40percentcent — with respect to the United States.

By dissecting this larger theoretical complexity into specific subclaims that can be empirically investigated, this article examines the role of each of these causal factors, their mutual tensions, and their interactive contributions to the evolution of election monitoring.

I also respond to complaints that the acknowledgment of differences will lead to mutual tensions rather than mutual respect.

To implement a faculty development and longitudinal assessment program throughout the continuum of education, recruiting both residents and educators could be a solution to relieve mutual tensions and assume a constructive attitude toward clinical assessments [ 14].