Sentence examples for the tension increases from inspiring English sources
noun
Condition of being held in a state between two or more forces, which are acting in opposition to each other
The tension increases even further, though, when Djokovic whacks a backhand well beyond the baseline, betraying his nerves to make it 30-all.
If the ends of a frog sartorius muscle (at 0 °C) are fixed to prevent shortening, the tension increases for about 200 milliseconds and then begins to decrease, at first rather rapidly and then more slowly.
The cultural impact of Islam increases, of course, as the proportion of Muslims increases, and the tension increases, so that France, England, Holland, and Germany are all now less tolerant than they were, and legislative issues emerge, as with the veil being outlawed in French schools.
The tension increases from T at the angle θ to T + dT at the angle θ + dθ.
It is shown that even when the hole clearance is nominally zero (∼0.2 mm) critical stress distributions, normalized with respect to the far field stress, are not invariant but change as the tension increases.
Comparing the DOSs of VS2 monolayers with a hydrogen coverage of 9/16 under ɛ = 2, 6, and 10%%, we see that the carrier density under the Fermi level increases as the tension increases (Figs. 3b, e, h), as indicated by the reduced/demolished gap around −0.5 eV, which is also consistent with the calculated Gibbs free energies (Fig. 2a).
The tension increased as the opening neared.
Tiredness set in, penalties beckoned and the tension increased.
While the tension increased, "the chemistry remained," Ms. Williams said.
The tension increased when the governing party also announced it was filing a court case against the chairman of the Electoral Commission to stop him from announcing a winner.
The flood of runs the Yankees expected in Game 3 of the World Series never came last night, innings and opportunities passing without result, the tension increasing.
