Sentence examples for tension with which from inspiring English sources

It is a tension with which even its own editors have struggled; in 1927 Alison Settle, who had a background on women's pages in newspapers, took up her new post and grumbled that it was "unbelievable how snobbish it was".

It is paternalism which best explains the tensions with which the international humanitarian order constantly grapples and, in an age where humanitarianism is becoming more and more professionalised (and thus heavily reliant on expert authority), it cannot be ignored.

That has prompted tension with Britain, which is not in the euro zone, and which says that budget data cannot be given to E.U. headquarters in Brussels before it goes to the British Parliament.

Even some inside the Obama administration, like defense secretary Ash Carter, seem open to ratcheting up the tension with Russia, which, by the way, the sprawling defense industry is also openly rooting for.

The tougher language seems likely to add tension with China, which has already sharply criticized the Obama administration's decision to try to mediate territorial disputes involving China and its East and Southeast Asian neighbors.

That didn't help the rising tension with Russia, which had already been escalating after the U.S. shot down a drone on Sunday.  .

But observers worry that the military escalation in eastern Ukraine will only increase tension with Russia, which has accused Kiev officials of waging a "war on their own people".

The Kurds' successful courting of international oil companies has led to tensions with Baghdad, which doesn't recognize contracts inked by the Kurdistan Regional government which runs northern Iraq.

South Korea's push to have the ban lifted comes at a time of heightened tensions with North Korea, which was angered by United Nations sanctions imposed after its latest nuclear test and which has threatened for several weeks to attack both South Korea and the United States if provoked.

The eventual aim is to capture the UNITA base at Cazombo, and to secure the border with Zambia, which is at present controlled by the rebels.Understandably, this is causing serious tensions with Zambia, which currently shelters 200,000 Angolan refugees.

The European initiative also threatens to increase tensions with Venezuela, which has extensive tar sand deposits.