Sentence examples for tensions raising from inspiring English sources

A smoking economy and time have softened racial tensions, raising the stakes for Republican candidates who employ racial tactics.

Such reports have further amplified tensions, raising fears that communal violence in Rakhine is spinning out of control.

Pro-PDP bias in security agencies also heightens tensions, raising doubts about how they will deal with potential post-election violence.

Saleh has taken steps to defuse tensions, raising salaries for the army and civil servants and rebutting claims that he plans to install his son, Ahmed, as his successor.

The dueling protests outside the newspaper headquarters reflected the political passions and tensions raised by the quarrel over censorship.

Mr. Deri faded from public life after the elections last spring, but the tensions raised by his trial did not fade.

With tensions raised as the funerals of victims got underway, the risk of new deaths remained high.

It is stuck.Talks between faction leaders, aimed at bringing the opposition into a unity government and soothing tensions raised by the war, collapsed last month.

He made a quick trip there in mid-October to try to soothe tensions raised by a terror attack in Indian-ruled Kashmir on Oct. 1.

"Why don't they target Sadr or the Mahdi Army?" Given Iraq's history of sectarian warfare and a culture of settling grievances by blood, the political tensions raise the specter of violence.

The musicians of the Cleveland Orchestra and their management settled a strike on Tuesday that lasted little longer than a quick scherzo but made clear the tensions raised by difficult economic times across the orchestra world.