Sentence examples for sporadic tensions from inspiring English sources

The focus may instead be bigger — spurred by another hostage crisis, a move by congressional Republicans to impose new sanctions, or a flare-up in the sporadic tensions between the U.S. Navy and the Revolutionary Guards in the Persian Gulf.

Some commentators also see Delhi's ties with Washington as a reason behind sporadic tensions between China and India.

There are three main types: (1) sporadic episodic tension-type headache, (2) frequent episodic tension-type headache and (3) chronic tension-type headache.

Control participants were recruited using a university platform, social media and personal contacts, that had a maximum of 3 headache attacks per year that did not fulfil the criteria of migraine or any other primary headache type except sporadic episodic tension-type headache.

Sporadic moments of tension also arose.

Certainly, Egypt's current generation has struggled with tensions, and sporadic violence, occasioned by the rise of religious militancy.

Despite sporadic outbursts of ethnic tensions and fierce campaigning, the polling proceeded mostly peacefully and was heralded as a model for African democracy.

The United Nations had previously estimated that a total of about 500 people had been killed in the crisis, over four months of tensions and sporadic violence.

Like Singapore, competition for the gambier and pepper trade between the Teochews and Hokkiens in Riau led to communal tensions and sporadic violence in Riau during the 1840s and 1850s.

Haut-Uélé also borders Uganda and South Sudan, with the latter highly under-resourced and subject to sporadic conflict and political tension.

They were driven back by rubber bullets and tear gas, but sporadic protests have continued and tensions remain high.This week's march was organised by the February 14th movement, a group of online dissidents, mostly from the Shia Islamic sect, who were behind protests against the Sunni royal family in the spring.