Sentence examples for particular tensions from inspiring English sources

There had been no big problems in the company and no particular tensions with his father.

Bank equities remain under pressure, however, with particular tensions surrounding Italian banks".

In particular, tensions emerged between Dreyfuss and Shaw to match those between their respective characters, ichthyologist Matt Hooper and crusty shark-hunter Quint.

This paper stems from that labour and examines particular tensions that arise in land management as a result of Australians' specific colonial and postcolonial legacies.

The card game seemed to bore both parties; the dance solos expressed no particular tensions that we might have imagined going on behind the card-playing.

In particular, tensions between Leeds and St Helens factions at the 2008 World Cup, have often been blamed for England's failure.

There was no particular tension at the moment".

Helen's divorce causes particular tension between her and her son Jared Mr. Highmoree).

This has caused particular tension among the Tutsi, who want the killings in 1993 recognized as genocide.

Continued evictions of Palestinian families and the increased Israeli security presence have created a particular tension, it warned.

It was a time of particular tension – in 2005, the Israelis had pulled out of occupying the Gaza strip, withdrawing their troops along with 10,000 settlers.