Sentence examples for a very strained relationship from inspiring English sources

A reading of the Operation Hale report shows a very strained relationship between inspector and commissioner.

Barrett was rumored to have had a very strained relationship with DeWolfe.

I personally have always had a very strained relationship with time.

I personally have long had a very strained relationship with time – more in line with a certain PhD from Oxford, in English Lit, actually -- Dr. Seuss.

After World War II, the former fascist pro-Nazi government in Romania was replaced with a Soviet regime, which had a very strained relationship with neighbouring Yugoslavia.

After World War II, the former fascist pro-Nazi government in Romania was replaced with a Soviet regime, which had a very strained relationship with neighboring Yugoslavia.

This makes for a very strained and different sort of time than they had expected.

But it's certainly a very, very strained and tenuous relationship at this point.

Trudeau, himself a Catholic, has had a strained relationship with the the church in Canada.

This will create a paranoid family and a strained relationship with your child.

McCabe ― a lifelong Republican ― has a strained relationship with the president.