Sentence examples for permanent tensions from inspiring English sources

It's these permanent tensions that keep country vital.

Over the past 30 years, modern biotechnologies have raised enormous expectations as well as passionate political controversies, leading to a strong polarization in European societies, to permanent tensions with the USA about commercialization under World Trade Organization agreements and to an ongoing debate over risk assessment and risk management procedures.

There is permanent tension, permanent pressure.

These contrasting opinions have stood in permanent tension with one another.

I have a permanent tension headache and I jump at the slightest unexpected noise.

The MAS conservationist discourse, policies, and productive practices, however, have since been in permanent tension.

Being responsible for the lives of others at war "is not a burden, but a permanent tension," he said.

Espinoza warned of the "permanent tension" generated by "a bishop who is not beloved" by his parish.

He'd love his whole life to be like this, each second counting, permanent tension, inspiration always vibrating.

"It destressed me, kept me out of trouble and away from temptation, because there's a permanent tension in there.

In luxury there is permanent tension between growth and scarcity sell too many Louis Vuitton handbags and you risk diluting the brand.