Sentence examples for tensions existing from inspiring English sources

Self-study, interpreting each other's stories, and the extensive dialogue which has taken place around this writing, has offered us a creative space to change our perceptions of the tensions existing in the academic CFL community.

The final design represents both resolution and compromise on a number of creative tensions existing in large-scale prevention trials, including tensions between cost and statistical power, and between internal and external validity.

This study was designed to better understand pharmacy students' experiences and recognition of legal and ethical tensions existing in pharmacy practice as demonstrated in student-written law and ethics cases.

Within each theme, participants recurrently described tensions existing between the three stakeholder groups.

In the context of each theme, participants frequently described tensions existing between the stakeholder groups.

Mahler's life was also complicated by the tension existing between his parents.

There was always tension existing between the smaller, more prestigious group of assistants and the larger group of deputies.

"You have to remember, the tension existing between the corporation and news division is not something new -- it's a fact of life," said Robert A. Iger, the president of Disney.

Therefore, the tension existing in the neck decelerates the droplet relative to the neighbor part of the jet.

A meniscus is formed in a micro-pore in concrete, due to the capillary tension existing with the surface tension of water when water evaporates.

This 'contradiction' can also be depicted as a tension existing between a belief in scientific principles on the one hand — the laws of economics — and the recognition that moral and intellectual self-improvement is impossible as long as the first necessaries of life are still out of reach.