Sentence examples for tensions worsened from inspiring English sources
As their numbers grew rapidly over the past decade, tensions worsened in many cities.
Tensions worsened last month over the Gaza incident, with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister, demanding an apology from Israel.
Tensions worsened in recent months, beginning with a series of raids in August before the city's mayoral election in which more than 1,500 foreigners were detained.
Tensions worsened last year in the runup to the election, when a centrepiece of the Tory manifesto was unveiled as £12bn of welfare cuts.
Tensions worsened when the Episcopal Church consecrated an openly gay man, V. Gene Robinson, as bishop of New Hampshire in 2003.
Tensions worsened when Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio appointed a white man without a college degree to the Board of Education, bypassing the state's first black certified public accountant.
We've seen racial tensions worsen and a tendency to use law enforcement as a scapegoat".
With tensions worsening, an Australian Minister last night begged for a peaceful solution with its former colonial rulers.
Religious leaders have pleaded for peace as sectarian tensions worsen between the mainly Muslim Seleka and the majority Christian population, some of whom are fighting back through the anti-balaka.
The tension worsened after four Indian guards were shot dead last month outside American diplomatic offices in Calcutta, an attack that Indians also blamed on Pakistani-backed terrorists.
The tension worsened, Mr. Gerrold said, when in 1987 he came up with an episode called "Blood and Fire," about a deadly disease that he envisioned as an allegory for the AIDS crisis.
