Sentence examples for tensions presented from inspiring English sources

Given Greece's significant financial problems and Israel's own budgetary restraints, it remains also doubtful whether any of the two countries can "afford" prolonged military tensions presented by an (potentially) adversarial inclined Turkey.

Many parents, such as a mother working as a nurse specializing in sophrology (relaxation techniques to alleviate stress and tensions) presented diseases as meaningful and associated the experience of illness and recovery with progress in the child's development.

Rising tensions present a test for Mr. Lee.

Epps says his team talk about the "tensions" present in marketing Jack Daniel's, particularly between the "old white dudes" making the drink and the more rock 'n' roll reputation the brand tries to cultivate elsewhere (Slash loves his Jack, the Jack Daniel's logo is forever popping up at festivals).

New techniques for studying tissue oxygen tension, presented by Ince (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), provide more evidence that microcirculatory dys-autoregulation results in significant shunting.

This tension presents a challenge, not only to millennials themselves, but to those trying to understand and manage them.

(Glueck) TINA BARNEY The photographer known for her large, sumptuous color photographs of rich people often caught in situations of subtle psychological tension presents portraits shot in Spain and Germany that are included in her book "The Europeans".

This paper seeks to explore a way of responding to tensions present in formal education and outdoor education in UK higher education.

We asked her about the tensions present in the work and within the subjects she photographed. .

The production of surfactant molecules in high amounts appears to be perfectly suited to overcome the extreme surface tensions present in such environments, enabling the bacteria to colonize surfaces and emulsify otherwise immiscible molecules to use them as food sources.

It would also be interesting to follow the extent of reaction of SP-B as a function of initial surface tension, as surface tensions present in the lung are lower than those studied here and the shielding of SP-B from the gas-phase ozone may be different.