Sentence examples for points of tension from inspiring English sources

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In fact, it was one of the points of tension between us.

With regards to Russia's pivot towards language, there a several points of tension.

The two tempers can coexist and profit from their points of tension.

"The science is pretty much the same: two points of tension attached to a piece of nylon," he said.

Elsewhere, the India-Pakistan relationship is deemed to be "one of the region's major points of tension".

"It might not be seamless and there could be points of tension, especially when you look at the international picture".

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Another point of tension is education.

Another point of tension has been the role of Nepal's dominant neighbor, India.

The fate of the prisoners is a central point of tension between Venezuela and the United States.

One point of tension in the approaching Met-City Opera showdown may be this: who will get Mark Morris?

One point of tension is funding for music, athletics and honors scholarships for students who also have federal grants.

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