Sentence examples for tensions look from inspiring English sources

However, tensions look set to re-emerge with the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) after Mr Hayes yesterday refused to give his backing to wind power, a central plank of Mr Davey's energy strategy.

The Australia education bill passed the senate on Wednesday as government leadership tensions looked like they were going to spill over as a petition circulated around Labor party MPs to call a special caucus meeting.

With the new leadership in Beijing set to assume full control soon, even as Japan may turn to a conservative Liberal Democratic government under the more hawkish Shinzo Abe in elections next year, a reduction in tensions looks remote, said Ren Xiao, a former Chinese diplomat who served at the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo.

His left hand is in an almost permanent state of tension, looking like a rigid claw, and despite Haitink's best efforts, he never gets rid of it.

The larger picture -- a struggling global economy and no shortage of geopolitical tensions -- looks pretty dicey.

The tension between looking back and looking forward has been an additional challenge.

Perhaps the most encouraging indicator, though, was on an adjacent field, where receiver Wes Welker worked out rigorously with a tension band, looking very much like a player in the final stages of rehabilitation.

If you don't want to take any tension of looking now and then on the rabbits hutch then you can attach a slider platform to its hutch so that even if he/she falls, the rabbit comes down sliding.

"His plan is exactly to defuse international tension, make it look like a de-escalation — wait until the media leaves Crimea and then take over".

This is actually the first time they are meeting this season so the fact that we are not really sure what to expect adds another level of tension as they look to catch up to New England, who currently occupies sixth place.

That tension starts to look creepy after a while.