Tension.

Here in Tbilisi, tension is understandably high.

And that tension, that discovery, that push for something new and at the same time, that sense of obligation to the regards of craftsmanship that's as strong in cars as it is in anything.

In such circumstances, liberal democracy and security are in tension.

This tweet reflected the tension

Well psychology actually says there is a tension a tension between self regarding behaviors and other regarding behaviors.

It continues to be another source of tension in the region.

We meet at a time of tension between the United States and Muslims around the world tension rooted in historical forces that go beyond any current policy debate.

Tension is everywhere but the joy too.

Palestinian women live in a permanent state of insecurity, tension and fear.

There's a lot of tension among the siblings.

These economic hardships are deepened by social tension.

The result, invariably, will be heightened Sino US tension.

This led to tension between the group and Gilmore.

Political tension reached a new height with that resignation.

However, the war increased tension with Austria Hungary, which also had ambitions in the region.

Of course, tension is probably unavoidable as these links develop.

Domestic political pressure became a source of heightened international tension.

The Black Sea Fleet is another potential source of tension.

A downturn, however, usually exposes or sharpens latent social tension.

Therein lies the universal tension between intellectual property and competition.

The tension between democracy and finance is at the root of today s rising discontent in Europe.

Mauritius was a peaceful country, which had experienced only isolated incidents of tension in ethnic relations.

The timetable for the elections seems to be in jeopardy in the light of the current political tension.

Tension between Japan and China which claims the islands immediately soared.

Promoting any policy or law that increases communal tension is unconstitutional.

Similar to surface tension, adsorption is a consequence of surface energy.

Recognizing the need for meaningful dialogue among States concerned in the regions of tension to avert conflict,

In Europe, large deficits and exploding debt to GDP ratios have alarmed creditors and provoked political tension.

The last stage of the Struggle in 1979 for Independence was marked by a heightened political tension.

(c) The development of nuclear weapon free zones in areas of tension, such as the Middle East.

The Cold War saw periods of both heightened tension and relative calm.

In these states, regulatory and taxation issues now affect confidence more deeply and consistently than does political tension.

Condemns repeated Israeli threats against Syria aiming at wrecking the peace process and escalating tension in the region.

In many countries particularly in Southern Europe bleak economic circumstances are generating social tension, political apathy, civil unrest, and delinquency.

If I put some tension on my body, tension on my suit, I can make it fly. And as you see the fall rate is much much slower because of the bigger surface.

To be sure, change creates discomfort, and may even cause tension and conflict.

SEOUL Once again, tension is rising across Asia over North Korea s missile program.

Widespread bankruptcy and unemployment increased social tension, ultimately making normal democratic politics impossible.

Gravely concerned at the persistence of tension and violence along the Blue Line,

That tension hampered free food distribution for fear of distorting the local economy.

But the past few months of tension have left us all very troubled.

The agreement will be hotly debated in large measure because it comes against a backdrop of unprecedented partisan tension in Washington.

Nowhere is this tension more visible today than in the struggle for the political soul of the Tea Party.

These innovations have helped keep the US China economic relationship on an even keel, even in times of tension.