Sentence examples for tremendous friction from inspiring English sources
And the move from a party-list system has created tremendous friction within the parties.
Beyond the corporate challenges there is tremendous friction between the needs of individual users and the corporate customers.
But it has also caused tremendous social friction with an ever-larger gap between rich and poor and intense anger at accounts of sex and alcohol-fuelled events held at taxpayers' expense.
Furthermore, the lack of transparency adds a tremendous amount of friction to a capital raise or the sale of a company.
The program's creation underlines the tremendous importance of China and its market to Wall Street financiers and corporate leaders, who have become increasingly anxious as security and economic frictions grow between China and the West.
For those reasons alone the book is worth reading; for the fact that tremendous power and wealth, and the inevitable friction over who will control it, will soon be generated from this region makes the book even more vital.
Ali's ranting and Frazier's unwillingness to call Ali by his new name created obvious friction between the two fighters, thus creating tremendous energy before they would ultimately come to blows.
Too many workplace cultures tolerate this kind of friction, and radical change won't happen without tremendous pressure from outside or above.
Sources close to the comptroller's office said that Mr. Eve was leaving because of friction with Mr. Liu's longtime political consultant, Chung Seto, who reportedly wields tremendous influence.
