Sentence examples for violent friction from inspiring English sources

But at times of conflict, they become points of violent friction.

Also, the earlier movie, a fable of violent friction between humans and aliens, had the boon of specificity.

Even Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben-ami, a leading peace negotiator, said on Monday that absent an agreement, "we must find a way to separate because this mixture of peoples creates a situation of violent friction that we must reduce".

Mine pre-stressed cable bolt under impact of large loads may be broken or pulled out, and during this loading process, violent friction taken place between steel strand and anchorage will produce high-temperature and friction sparks.

Price's remorselessness and violent streak serve an element of friction within the group, though he is often proven right about the darker side of human nature.

Ziv Stahl, Research Department Director, Yesh Din said: "We are in the midst of the olive harvest season, and Burin is a known friction area, where Yesh Din has documented numerous violent incidents against Palestinian farmers.

In the gel accelerating stage, the gel strength as well as the injecting pressure and friction factor may sharply increase because of the violent disturbance, which could bring severe problems to gel displacement.

She's primarily interested in "craquelure" — cracks in the picture surface indicating friction, either gradual (the inevitable contraction of paint) or sudden (violent ruptures, around which lines cluster in concentric circles).

Violent crisis scenarios (e.g. attacking someone) were often accompanied by friction between care providers and family members.

Friction generated by these events contributed to a number of conflicts and violent exchanges with the Arab population in Hebron.

Though gunfire was averted, the 35-minute confrontation underscored the continuing friction between the U.S. and Mexico when it comes to policing the often chaotic and violent Southwest border.