Sentence examples for tensions with one from inspiring English sources

As disagreements over development plans become more common, Mayor Ernest D. Davis of Mount Vernon is looking to reduce tensions with one of his city's neighbors.

While many Democrats criticized Trump's complimentary rhetoric and willingness to grant concessions to Kim, a frequent human rights violator, during the summit in Singapore on Monday, Sanders emphasized the meeting itself was a "positive step in de-escalating" tensions with one of America's longstanding foes. .

But they were inevitably, Mr. Miliband acknowledged, in tension with one another.

They are hypnotic, silent, slightly claustrophobic, brainy and gorgeous, qualities that can seem in lively tension with one another.

He will be under intense pressure in the new year to run the House in a more democratic fashion than Boehner did, and to deliver significant policy victories for conservatives, two goals that can be in tension with one another.

But what results are obsessively meticulous photographs, some of them enormous, like mural paintings -- hypnotic, silent, slightly claustrophobic, brainy and gorgeous, qualities that can seem in lively tension with one another.

Those two goals are in tension with one another.

Each of these ideas can be challenged and, in fact, temporal priority and contiguity are in tension with one another (Mumford and Anjum 2013).

Carroll (1979) believed that this characterisation helps the manager to appreciate that the different types of obligation are in constant tension with one another.

Carroll (1991) was not unaware of this possibility, and posits that the four types of responsibility stand in in constant dynamic tension with one another, with the most critical tensions likely to be found between economic and legal, economic and ethical, and economic and philanthropic obligations.

A hunky co-star having bounty hunter-related sexual tension with one of America's sweethearts is just the begining.