Sentence examples for trigger friction from inspiring English sources

No one should be surprised that nitty-gritty implementation questions trigger friction, criticism, and opposition.

In the inland river basin, inter-sectoral water transfer is likely to result in reallocation of water resources between upstream and downstream regions, and further triggers frictions and conflicts between regions.

The unrest had triggered growing friction within the party.

Qusra's villagers celebrated their success in chasing settlers away by staging their Friday prayers in the fields, prostrating themselves on the ploughed earth.Might such rural friction trigger broader unrest?

HONG KONG — A French architect who worked closely with a disgraced Chinese official and his wife has been arrested in Cambodia, the French government said late Tuesday, in a development that could trigger further diplomatic friction in a domestic Chinese political dispute that has already embroiled the United States and Britain.

The key point in the category 'functions' is that the activity starts from the patient's side and that the WTD is a means to cause an effect on others, or to act as an instrument like an appeal or a trigger to induce friction.

Most torpedoes were simple devices made from beer barrels anchored just below the water's surface and armed with friction triggers, which ignited black powder on contact with a ship's hull.

Contrary to the classical Anderson localization phenomenon, here the underlying linear system is perfectly homogeneous and localization is solely triggered by the friction nonlinearity.

That was the trigger for the current friction between the N.H.L. and Russian hockey.

"It was dangerous to use because any friction would trigger ignition, so I had told the students not to use it.

The frictions triggered by the split were instantly apparent.