Sentence examples for series of tensions from inspiring English sources

"The fog of Brexit is causing short-term volatility in the economic data and more fundamentally it is creating a series of tensions in the economy, tensions for business," Mr Carney said.

Life is no one single, simple thing, but a series of tensions and dilemmas.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said: "The fog of Brexit is causing short term volatility in the economic data, and more fundamentally, it is creating a series of tensions in the economy, tensions for business". Interest rates remain at 0.75%, where they have been since the Bank of England last raised in interest rates in August.

Common forms of relaxation training include meditation, progressive muscle relaxation (involving a series of tension and relaxation exercises), imagery-based relaxation training, and breathing retraining.

This paper presents the results of a series of tension tests on CFRP bonded steel plate double strap joints.

A series of tension tests on steel plates are conducted allowing measurements from the DIC technique to be compared to measurements from conventional foil strain gages.

Wrestlers were portrayed as either villains or fan favorites as they followed a series of tension-building events.

Wrestlers were portrayed as either villains or fan favorites as they followed a series of tension-building events, which culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.

In this paper, to investigate the effect of loading frequency on the low cycle fatigue behavior of plain concrete in direct tension, several series of cyclic tension tests at different frequencies and stress levels were carried out.

But the amicable appearance on stage belied a series of recent tensions, the latest involving a long-simmering dispute over the spoils of World War II.

Phrased best by Angela McRobbie, in her essay "Shut Up and Dance", "in raves there can be seen a series of social tensions (including those around gender and sexuality) which are manifest in the aesthetics of dance, music, and drugs which come to characterise the phenomena".