Sentence examples for rising tension between from inspiring English sources

PARIS, Oct. 4 — The rising tension between fetishism and femininity in the spring collections shown here this week has become, one might say, a battle of gladiators versus gladioli.

On Staten Island, three council members, James S. Oddo, Vincent Ignizio and Kenneth C. Mitchell, responded to rising tension between riders and motorists with a letter last week to the commissioners of the Department of Transportation and the Police Department deploring a "wild, wild West atmosphere" and urging better education about the rules of the road.

The Senkakus have been a source of rising tension between the regions's two biggest economies since 2012 when Japan effectively nationalised the uninhabited islands, which are surrounded by rich fishing grounds and large untapped deposits of natural gas.

Rising tension between Japan and the United States stretched back to 1931 with Japan's invasion of Manchuria in the Mukden Incident.

It is the Iranian president's first state visit here since he was first elected in 2005, and it comes at a time of rising tension between Hezbollah and its political rivals.

The Giants were winning the distraction-off until last week, when Jerry Jones questioned Marion Barber's toughness and reports emerged about rising tension between Terrell Owens and Tony Romo.

The last American food handouts ended in March 2009, amid rising tensions between Washington and Pyongyang over the North's nuclear weapons and long-range missile programs.

That carrier was at the center of the first and most dramatic rescue mission to occur this month amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran, in part over the presence of the Fifth Fleet's operations in the Persian Gulf.

Next came a text-message exchange between Thompson and Favre on July 4. Sensing rising tension, Thompson and McCarthy agreed to a conference call with Favre and Cook on Tuesday.

India has blamed the present attack on "elements" from Pakistan, and Islamabad did little to ease rising tensions when it backtracked today on a promise to send to India the chief of its spy service, Inter-Services Intelligence. Inter-Services Intelligence

In a further sign of rising tensions before elections expected this year, a newspaper editor and reporter were arrested on Tuesday and charged with publishing false statements prejudicial to the state.