At present, the relationship between doctors and patients in China is very tense, resulting in doctors being extra prudent.
Instead, Mr. Jiang may take advantage of the tense mood resulting from the Sept. 11 attacks by trying to garner American support for China's position on Taiwan.
1. "Nixon won on radio," where the audience could not see his haggard, tense appearance (resulting from his recent hospitalization for a knee injury), his perspiration-streaked face and his nervously shifting eyes.
Throughout the election season, the goal for most political figures has been to avoid a replay of the tense wait for results that marred the presidential election in Florida last year.
Whenever a human face appears, it is rapt, stern; while the closed eyes and tense features are results of the casting process, which is long and uncomfortable for the subject, they also form a crucial expressive constant.
However, you are free to choose past or present tense for your results section.
During the resulting tense confrontation in October 1962, when the United States and the Soviet Union apparently stood on the brink of nuclear war, Khrushchev agreed to remove the missiles on the promise that the United States would make no further attempt to overthrow Cuba's communist government.
Controlled deep breathing significantly reduced smoking withdrawal symptoms, including craving for cigarettes and negative affect (tense, irritable), while resulting in the maintenance of baseline arousal (wide awake, able to concentrate) levels.
From the outset his relationships with Galicia Volhynia were tense and eventually resulted in the 1274 1276 war.
Relations with Iran tend to be tense as a result of a failed coup in 1981 which Bahrain blames Iran for and occasional claims of Iranian sovereignty over Bahrain by ultra-conservative elements in the Iranian public.
