Sentence examples for recurrent tensions from inspiring English sources

The book contains an afterword on recurrent tensions and dilemmas of conservative thought.

Mr. Kerry also visited Pakistan several times to try to ease recurrent tensions, including a two-week visit after the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

That, in turn, touches on recurrent tension among euro zone members.

Of more central importance throughout the 1890s was recurrent tension between France and Britain, who had been at odds in various parts of the world and whose colonial competition at times seemed to threaten war.

While this similar efficacy lends support to the clinical practice of using the same treatment approaches for recurrent tension, mixed and migraine headache, it does not address important underlying theoretical issues.

Look for recurrent social tensions involving these sensitive groups to resurface in a significant way when the oil crisis hits -- and for ISIS to try to exploit their frustration.

Out of the six provinces hit hardest by the monsoonal floods, four have been the stage of recurrent intercommunal tensions since June 2012 that have displaced more than 660 000 people, making those regions especially vulnerable to the impacts of the floods.

This situation uncovers the recurrent ethical tension between the interests of the individual patient and those of society.

Full report [PDF] Mid-Year Review 2008 [PDF] Country chapter[PDF] Burundi map[PDF] Go to the feature story for Burundi A combination of recurrent insecurity, political tensions and natural disasters are hampering Burundi's transition from war to a stable democracy, thus hindering the survival and development of its children.

Data about the use of tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) in the management of recurrent urodynamic stress incontinence (RUSI) after previous failed midurethral sling procedure (MUSP) are limited.

Christian II had been driven out of Denmark by his uncle, who succeeded him as Frederick I, and a common fear of Christian's restoration soon drew Frederick and Gustav together, so that despite recurrent periods of tension the threat from Christian, and afterward from his heirs, enforced a measure of harmony between Sweden and Denmark.