Sentence examples for natural tensions from inspiring English sources

However, he added that the changing face of how privacy is perceived now that users are in a digital age meant that there were always going to be "natural tensions".

Mr. Benjamin said it would be interesting to see if the group endures and forms a joint lobbying office in Washington with a common staff, because natural tensions could divide the governors.

One person close to the campaign said the poor handling of the matter was due in part to the natural growth of the campaign team and the natural tensions that resulted as the lines of authority shifted.

"You have all of the natural tensions you have in a for-profit merger — which leader loses his job, what name to give the new company, whose employees lose their jobs — but none of the incentives, which is to say nothing you can reduce to cold, hard cash," said Peter J. Solomon, whose investment firm has helped negotiate corporate mergers.

If there isn't a really substantial alliance -- no real substance to this new rapprochement between Russia and China -- I don't believe that, they can stay back and let time do their job because natural tensions will appear.

But there were some natural tensions that went along with using them, such as making sure that the lines did not entangle, as well as determining just how many of each to cast.

There's a natural tension there.

"That's a natural tension.

There is a natural tension between them.

There is a natural tension that to a certain extent is healthy".

But to this natural tension is now added a worrying toxicity.