Sentence examples for worldwide tensions from inspiring English sources
"We would expect to be further along by now, and we're seeing it worldwide, tensions between groups and the failure to recognize and value differences and work out old conflicts.
Others argue that the resistance to globalisation has resulted in religious fundamentalism and to worldwide tensions and intolerance [ 31].
AT A perilous moment of transition for America's armed services, involving departure from Afghanistan, looming budget cuts and significant worldwide tension, the Pentagon is set to receive a civilian leader weakened by partisan attacks and doubts about his willingness to see military power used.
Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and heightened geopolitical tensions worldwide after the September 11 attacks on the US would "unquestionably" hold back growth in the decades ahead, Mr Rogoff told reporters.
These are the lines drawn, or so we are told, in the escalating tensions worldwide surrounding the printing of images of Muhammad in Denmark and elsewhere in Europe.
The World Bank has also warned a worldwide escalation of tensions would have consequences for global trade equivalent to the financial crisis of 2008.
Therefore, in three years or so, geo-political tensions worldwide are likely to rise as oil (black gold) becomes an ever-important commodity to secure.
Many here deeply distrust the motives of the North's totalitarian regime, which has developed long-range ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons in violation of international resolutions, raising tensions worldwide.
Experts say 2019 could be similarly rocky as investors react to political uncertainty and slowing economic growth worldwide, exacerbated by trade tensions and rising interest rates.
Her story is among a growing number of cases worldwide that underscore the tension between laws aimed at preventing child exploitation and the new realities of teen sexual expression.
The ceremony might best be seen within the context of larger tensions among Anglicans worldwide.
