Sentence examples similar to a highly strained relationship from inspiring English sources

José's forebears had a storied, if strained, relationship with New York.

The discrepancies between their lives frayed an already strained relationship; they separated four years ago.

Meghan Markle and Thomas Markle have an apparently strained relationship.

Strained relationship.

Leachman will guest as Maddie's (Kirstie Alley) mother who has a... strained relationship with her daughter.

As a result, residents' strained relationships with police, among other problems, starting gaining national attention.

There were no differences in either the apparent yield strains, percentages of highly strained tissue, or the relationship between apparent yield stress and apparent elastic modulus.

The financial strain has also strained relationships.

Compounding the friction that this uncertainty generates is the highly technical nature of quantitative research, which can strain relationships between data science teams and other business units.

Thereby, they exhibit a highly nonlinear stress-strain relationship, being rather soft and mechanically "invisible" at small deformation, and become stiffer and more resistant against rupture at large deformation.

Previous studies demonstrated (i) a highly specialized relationship between each strain of nematodes and its naturally associated bacterial strain and (ii) that mutualism plays a role in several important life history traits of each partner such as access to insect host resources, dispersal and protection against various biotic and abiotic factors.