Sentence examples for noticeable tension from inspiring English sources

"There was noticeable tension between Jack Knight and the Ridders," said Eugene L. Roberts, editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer from 1972 to 1990, when its journalism was Knight Ridder's gold standard.

There was noticeable tension between McClure and Conway at multiple times, for example.

There has been noticeable tension between civil liberties groups and the big Internet companies, such as Facebook and Google, who have not actively opposed the bill (Facebook, at one point, supported it).

The decision to close the skin was based on the lack of noticeable tension at the wound margins.

There are only two noticeable areas of tension in their lives.

A 2012 study found that when subjects told just three fewer white lies per week, they reported noticeable relief from tension and melancholy and fewer physical ailments like sore throats and headaches.

While it has been business as usual in most of South Korea during the nuclear standoff, the tension is noticeable in Yeonpyeong.

Therefore, the inclusion of anionic surfactant to the selected cellulose solution causes noticeable decrease in surface tension.

Recent biological and geochemical theories propose an atmospheric oxygen increased long before a noticeable increase in oxygen tension in oceanic waters.

Yet, there is no noticeable change in the surface tension, and its range of variations is not considerable.

The results show that nanocomposites filled with functionalized CNTs exhibit a noticeable G′-band shift in tension while those containing pristine CNTs have a marginal shift, suggesting a more efficient load transfer between the epoxy matrix and functionalized CNTs.