Sentence examples for surplus tension from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the explosive exhalations of laughter seem designed to "puff away" surplus tension in a kind of respiratory gymnastics, and agitated gestures obviously serve the same function.
This increase in population, combined with the potential for surplus and growing tensions over control of territory, appears to have led to large nucleated settlements throughout the eastern U.S.
It is also necessary to provide young children enough outdoor play time to release their tension and surplus energy.
The explosion of the trade surplus will exacerbate political tensions with developed-country trading partners, which are already nervous about "floods" of cheap Chinese exports.
In this virtuous circle, spending will rise and the national savings rate will fall, thus reducing China's external surpluses and easing tensions with Beijing's trading partners.
A smaller trade surplus might help to ease trade tensions with the US government and other countries who complain that Beijing is giving its exporters an edge with currency controls and other policies.
With Japan's economy booming, the primary source of tension was its $3.5 billion trade surplus with the United States.
It also generates trade tension as producers sell their surplus production overseas at cut-rate prices, the study said.
Consumers at home and abroad snapped them up, generating vast trade surpluses and bitter trade tensions.But the companies got bigger and bigger, priding themselves on their girth rather than their profits.
Japan in particular faces difficulties increasing exports, because it exports more than twice as much to the United States as any other country in the region, and its rising trade surplus with the United States is again beginning to cause tension.
But the country's $34.13 billion trade surplus with the United States — the highest level ever — may exacerbate tensions with the Trump administration, which has been wary of China's falling currency and demanding that Beijing close the trade gap.
