"This tension waxes and wanes — but it remains a tension, absolutely," said Isabel V. Sawhill, a researcher at the Brookings Institution.
But there remains a tension in what universities are being asked to do.
As Dr Magalhães observed, there remains a tension between the basic tenets of a democratic society and the goal of eradicating the mosquito.
Root has scored runs on this tour and has always looked in fine touch but there remains a tension within him that he has not made the most of his good form.
A key issue remains the tension between the desire of donors to use their own monitoring systems to gauge whether aid money is being spent effectively and the desire of recipients to use their own budgetary systems so they have "ownership" of the aid money.
However, there remains a tension between the notion of free play and the way in which outcomes can be used instrumentally to achieve specific educational ends (Wood, 2009).
There remains a tension faced by those working in the field of AIDS: finding a balance between overstating the case (and potentially homogenizing what is a very uneven and differentiated 'threat') and the risk of understating it (or limiting who feels compelled to take responsibility) and risking getting fewer resources [ 18].
As long as the Chinese economy continues to grow two to three times as quickly as the American economy, and European growth remains sluggish, tensions are likely to rise, Mr. Schwarzman said.
While many blacks have moved up the economic ladder, poverty remains high, tensions still exist between blacks and whites in some areas and South Africa has one of the highest number of HIV/Aids patients in the world.
"From the very very very beginning, probably from the first attempt at journalism, whatever that was, in Cro-Magnon times, there was a tension, and that tension remains between storytelling, wanting to entertain, wanting to drag in an audience and keep their attention… and the truth.
