Sentence examples for press tension from inspiring English sources

As this book goes to press tension and fear in the country continues to increase.

Over the weekend, there were reports in the British press on tensions between the United States and France over control of Haiti's main airport; Bernard Kouchner, the French foreign minister, was quoted as complaining that the airport had become "an annex of Washington".

Charges are not pressed, although tension between him and Tyra remains.

They are comfortable enough with each other to say things that, in the Blair-Brown era, would have set off a hullabaloo of press speculation about tension at the top.

For all the stories of 2014, few got the attention of the press like the tension between San Francisco residents and the rising tide of engineers and startup founders who started calling the city their home.

Most U.S. companies do not want to talk to the press about trade tensions between the two countries.

By the spring of 1927 the AAUP had begun its investigation, the local press had exacerbated tensions, and Gottschalk had been dismissed as disloyal and disruptive.

Especially right after the rush of opening night on Friday, the tension of press performances the rest of the weekend.

(a) The Grammy Awards official whose refusal to let Giuliani read a list of nominees at a press conference caused such tension that the organization decided to move its next ceremony to Los Angeles, costing New York forty million dollars in revenue.

Microsoft's press release implies some tension within Microsoft and references the need for collaboration which has interesting parallels to the ouster of Scott Forstall at Apple who previously ran iOS.

The comments by Choe, who is a veteran member of the North's team of nuclear negotiators, came amid stepped up international efforts to press North Korea and ease tension over its pursuit of nuclear arms.