Sentence examples for strong tensions from inspiring English sources

This creates strong tensions.

He recalls strong tensions in the 1970s when locals first debated plans to build two reactors.

"At this moment, there are very real and strong tensions within the family," Mr. Belloni said in an interview.

"I've been in the States several times, and I have the impression there's a polarization, strong tensions," Cardinal Martini said.

"The Administration's New Tone Signals a Longer, Broader Iraq Conflict" (news analysis, Oct. 17) correctly touches on the larger, global implications of our invasion of Iraq and on the continuing strong tensions among the various Iraqi groups.

"The Syrian crisis has unveiled strong tensions between France and Russia, even if they were not publicly displayed," noted Thomas Gomart, Russia specialist at the French Institute of International Relations IFRII).

There is a strong tension between respecting these people and somehow deflating them while standing in that room.

"There's always going to be a strong tension between 'it's a hard contact sport' and player safety," Redding said.

"There's always been this strong tension between people who are likely to be debtors, and who are in effect in favor of cheap money, and people who are creditors and in favor of hard money," said Benjamin M. Friedman, a Harvard economist whose 2005 book, "The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth," argued that growth was essential for social and political progress.

And there exits strong tension-compression asymmetry of AZ31 magnesium alloy fabricated by ES process.

They spontaneously reported a strong tension and stress as well as the feeling of failure that persisted after the simulation.