Sentence examples for potential source of tension from inspiring English sources

Of course, unless the other partner is willing to convert then even being asked is a potential source of tension.

A potential source of tension with the left is Alberto Fujimori's request this month for a presidential pardon.

Kirkuk, 146 miles (236km) north of Baghdad, is an oil-rich town that has emerged as a potential source of tension in a post-Isis Iraq.

So, too, will be a similar approach to the division of responsibility between coach and captain, always a potential source of tension.

Luxembourg, Malta, and their allies' position could be a potential source of tension with Poland and other eastern European states that are most keen to limit the deal to a few countries.

The UK's relationship with Europe is a potential source of tension between the Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition partners.

The document says competing claims for territory and natural resources in South East Asia will "continue to provide a potential source of tensions that could undermine stability".

Among the potential sources of tension is the Treasury's ultimate decision on whether it will buy troubled mortgage-backed securities from non-American banks.

The comments highlight two potential sources of tension for the Trump administration as it pushes its tax plan – one with congressional Republicans, the other with the federal budget deficit.

It seems to be a singularly clueless story, one that ignores the potential sources of tension and jeopardy that surround Abid.

Continued detention of a prisoner with no charges against him, whose release was sought by the United States' closest ally in the war on terrorism, loomed as potential source of diplomatic tension for the new administration.