considerable friction

Frequency: 7.011.5 per million words

Used to describe a large amount of disagreement or tension.

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Examples (10)

  • His decision led to considerable friction in his family.
  • There is considerable friction between the two departments over budget cuts.
  • The merger talks created considerable friction with regulators.
  • Despite mediation, considerable friction remains within the team.
  • Cultural differences can cause considerable friction in multinational projects.
  • We anticipate considerable friction during the transition period.
  • The policy shift has been a source of considerable friction among senior staff.
  • If ignored, the issue will generate considerable friction between stakeholders.
  • By clarifying roles, they managed to reduce what had been considerable friction.
  • I'm tired of the considerable friction that every meeting seems to produce.