Sentence examples for underlying tensions between the from inspiring English sources

The underlying tensions between the US and its supposed ally Turkey have once again surfaced after a visit by President Obama's special envoy, Brett McGurk, to the Kurdish PYD (Democratic Union Party) in Kobane in northern Syria.

DENVER — As Senator John McCain kicked off a week of economic-themed campaigning here on Monday, it was apparent that some of the underlying tensions between the two schools that guide his economic thinking — the supply-siders who want to cut taxes and the deficit hawks who want to balance the budget — remain unresolved.

In most places the transition to the Iraqi forces has gone relatively smoothly, but there have been bumps, reminders of the underlying tensions between the two militaries and the resentment that American soldiers feel as the Iraqis appear eager to push them out the door even though they still want them to be on call.

The announcement of the proposed trade pact ended the talks on an upbeat note, despite the underlying tensions between the proposal and the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which was announced last year as part of the Obama administration's shift of focus toward Asia, the region with the fastest-growing economy.

Anthropologically, comparing to his two prophetic contemporaries Jeremiah and Hosea, Ezekiel was constantly guided by the underlying tensions between the dualistic sociological entities of agency and structure.

Dillon shared the stage with Mozilla's Mitchell Baker and Canonical's Mark Shuttleworth in a panel discussion about open platforms, and the underlying tensions between the smaller players and the grand old dinosaur of open were palpable.

Among those who witnessed the 1991 clash was Paul Garrin, an artist and videographer, who later made a short film called "Cops and Video" that showed the underlying tension between the police and some East Village residents, and documented the melee that erupted after the Memorial Day concert.

Though the 36-page analysis, known as the national intelligence strategy, doesn't name Trump or directly criticize his "America First" policies and priorities, it does suggest the underlying tension between the president and the nation's spy services.

Underlying tension between the Northerners and Southerners exploded after a murder over a pair of shoes in San Quentin; the Northerners formed Nuestra Familia (Our Family), the Southerners remained La Eme, and the two groups have been quarreling ever since.

Guillermo Islas, a stained glass artisan who has worked in Parque México for years, told VICE News that he believed the deaths could stem from an underlying tension between the dog owners and other users of the park.

To underline that complexity, panelists talked about the government's systematic dismantling of any potential opposition, the long-term effects of corruption and nepotism, the dangers of religious extremism, the underlying tensions between Ethiopia's north and south, and the large-scale land reform that precipitated the 2015 protests in Addis Ababa.