Sentence examples for tensions have existed from inspiring English sources

Tensions have existed for decades between the Berbers and Arabs.

On the other hand, the leaks in Mr Woodward's "Obama's Wars" show that deep tensions have existed inside the president's national-security team.

These tensions have existed for years, but one major stabilizing force in Thailand, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, has often been able to bridge divisions in the country.

Tensions have existed for years, but clergy members and community leaders have worked to connect the disparate communities, Ms. Troia said.

Racial tensions have existed for an even longer period.

"That tension has existed in my work for years".

"Since the beginning, a fundamental tension has existed between education and service," Dr. Ludmerer said.

But tension has existed between the communities for decades and there have been regular outbreaks of violence.

This tension has existed for more than 50 years, so I don't see the difference this time.

The tension has existed for nearly a decade and flared when a bill similar to the Innovation Act stalled in the Senate last year.

From the ratification of the Constitution to the present day, tension has existed between the Bill of Rights and the police powers.