Sentence examples for present tensions from inspiring English sources

Peter Kilfoyle is well placed to put the present tensions in context.

The move was criticised by the Gibraltar government, which said the "serious incursion" would not help to reduce the present tensions.

The move was criticised by the Gibraltar government, which said the "serious incursion will not assist" in de-escalating the present tensions.

Worse, Dugin's ideas help to explain why the present tensions between the US and Russia may be distracting us from a potential convergence between the two mighty powers – and not the good kind, either.

Kepel insists that the present tensions in France cannot be separated from the so-called "Arab spring" – the wave of rebellions that spread across the Muslim world in 2011.

9b002915-c5a7-4359-8496-e341c77e25d1 Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] transitionSIR The present tensions in the Czech economy (May 31st) bear some resemblance to earlier imbalances in Hungary, as you point out.

Buy a programme for Mike Bartlett's new play Game and, apart from the expected background articles and CVs of the cast, you encounter the present tension between two styles of theatre.

The results indicate that the yield stress and flow stress present tension-compression asymmetry.

This work gives a theoretical basis for correcting the present tension testing system to avoid the measurement uncertainty of reduction in area.

And so it is with the present tension over North Korea's nuclear program.

When divorced parents are present, tension and apprehension can thicken the air.