Sentence examples for tensions were put from inspiring English sources

But those tensions were put on hold during this most festive of Mongolian holidays.

Further flexion of the knee joint leads to force transmission as tension is put on the pulling wire (Fig. 7).

In this position, maximal tension is put on the passive and active structures on the frontal side of the hip, which is the area of pain in hip dysplasia (Klaue et al. 1991, Nunley et al. 2011).

We tend to understand the rise of the national-security state as an overreaction to Cold War tensions, but the pieces were put into place during Roosevelt's Presidency.

But these tensions subsided when the subjects were put at ease and believed they were being judged fairly, even when the judgments were harsh.

The tension lifted and the knives were put back.

However, these plans were put on hold with heightened tensions in 2013.

Some of these tensions can be put down simply to his changing his mind (see Cover and Hartz 1988 for an explication of how Leibniz's views on space developed).

In the latter case, focus on natural resources sustainable management and direct food and nutrition security interventions aiming at reducing the initial source of tension should be put forward.

With luck, though, the tension can instead be put to work, reinventively, to create better cities.

Tensions in the financial markets were high and higher commodity prices were putting growth at risk.