Sentence examples for share of tensions from inspiring English sources

The years since the tsunami have had their fair share of tensions.

Nothing is purely elemental in the day-to-day, of course; the partnership had its share of tensions, and Joyce and Nora often quarrelled.

There will be considerable pride back in the Bay Area, home to a sizeable Polynesian population with its share of tensions and gang rivalry.

The Millennium Summit had its share of tensions between faith groups, but, he said, "it was a very good symbolic moment, and I'm really a believer in those".

(Beacon has its share of tensions between old-school residents, many of whom are working class, and recent immigrants from Brooklyn.

Engaging the world brings its fair share of tensions, however.

LIKE most people, I have my share of tension and anxiety.

But the day had its share of tension, of clashes between protester and police officer.

Despite generating more than its fair share of tension – agonising tension as far as those languishing at the bottom of the Premiership are concerned – the bizarre second division Championship scenario does not appear to have many supporters, either inside or outside the game.

But the newfound excitement around electric scooters and the infrastructure to accommodate them has also engendered a fair share of tension and friction.

Sam Malone and Diane Chambers may have had their fair share of tension as an on-again off-again couple on "Cheers," but 30 years later, Ted Danson (Malone) thinks Shelley Long (Chambers) has everything to do with the show's success.