Sentence examples for which tensions from inspiring English sources
The underrepresentation of youth in the economy created conditions in which tensions could grow — tensions that were fanned by a lack of political reform.
It was not the first case in which tensions with the government have surfaced, or the first case of allegations with murky origins.
Some Israelis were content to linger in the interim peace period, in which tensions were low and the explosive final issues were left unresolved.
A eurozone with many countries depended either on political union and a cultural embrace of such integration from all members, or a determined ambiguity in which tensions were largely hidden and rules overturned – in essence, a eurozone busking it.
For the next 37 years they played together, a remarkable record of longevity for a string quartet, in which tensions over music making, money and personal differences often cause breakups.
He had a hard-to-follow, nearly circular beat, which nevertheless produced a flow of music in which tension and relaxation electrify the meaning and emotional significance of the music.
Heilemann and Halperin, however, are after something more palpable than mood: they are creating an account of the election in which its pressures tunnel inward, in which tension mounts and the candidates' strength of character is revealed.
At this point Thucydides' main narrative stops for five crucial years, at the end of which tension between Corinth and Athens was again high, on the eve of the great Peloponnesian War.
Moreover, a decrease in the daily number of hours and monthly number of days during which tension-type headache affected the patient, was observed [34, 37 40].
Thus, this flap could be ideal for any oral and maxillofacial surgical procedure in which tension-free, watertight closure is desired.
