Reasons he cited for volatile share prices included global trade tensions as well as uncertainty over Brexit, according to the Financial Times.
Bashar and I growing close now, sharing tensions and disappointments of great chase.
And both commercial and state TV companies also share a tension between the drive to provide new, personalised TV services, customised to suit viewers' own tastes, and the enduring importance of primetime, collective viewing.
Historically, the attorney general and the Banking and Insurance Departments have shared a creative tension.
Mr. Kazen, expressing a view that was not widely shared, said racial tension did not exist in Crown Heights.
Their legal relatives live in a shared state of tension, fearful of having family cars confiscated by police or documents rejected by suspicious clerks.
Examining this transformation from both sides of the Iron Curtain, Michael Meng finds no divided memory along West East lines, but rather a shared memory of tensions and paradoxes that crosses borders throughout Central Europe.
Through engaging some of the shared commitments and tensions between decolonial studies, carceral studies, and black feminist studies, Fleetwood considers how the practices of art and knowledge production in prisons offer vital tools to cultivating political and aesthetic visions and collectivities.
However, for these same authors, interdisciplinarity entails concrete difficulties hindering the advancement of the TEL research: … multiplicity also brings challenges, such as a lack of a shared coherent discourse, tensions and power struggles between the different subject domains and a lack of perceived rigour and credibility (op.cit, p.10).
