Sentence examples for raising tensions from inspiring English sources
Other taxi drivers then staged a protest, raising tensions.
Larger numbers are pushing protesters into new areas as well, raising tensions.
Both the alliance and the European Union have blamed the Kremlin for raising tensions.
This month it has threatened "all-out confrontation", blaming Mr Lee for raising tensions.
"This development heightens the risk of escalation and contributes to raising tensions in the region.
This incident has evoked strong reactions in his home country, raising tensions between India and neighboring Pakistan.
The first is that the North is raising tensions on the peninsula in order to get Washington's attention.
Such pressures are raising tensions between assessors and tax-appeal companies, who accuse each other of abusing the system.
Leaders of those parties said on Friday that the prime minister had risked raising tensions between Hindus and Muslims.
The killings are raising tensions and complicating NATO's efforts to train Afghan soldiers and eventually withdraw Western forces from the country.
Syria's unpredictable conflict is increasingly raising tensions among Jordanians as the economy continues to suffer, and resentment toward Syrian refugees is growing.
