Sentence examples for be a difficult relationship from inspiring English sources

He added that there was "alway likely to be a difficult relationship" between the chancellor and the minister in the biggest-spending department.

Spoiler alert: Don't read on if you haven't watched the third episode of The Shadow Line on BBC2 Rebecca Nicholson's episode three blog Well, The Shadow Line, this is clearly going to be a difficult relationship.

It was a difficult relationship; we were all under pressure to deliver on many projects with conflicting deadlines.

Within six months we had moved in together and, although he was a lovely man, it was a difficult relationship.

When Alexis Gambis fell in love with fruit flies, it was a difficult relationship to explain to his friends.

Asked to characterize relations between Mexico and the United States, he smiled and said: "The thing I have always said is that it is a difficult relationship.

"I think it was a difficult relationship," said one top McCain campaign official, who, like almost all others interviewed, asked to remain anonymous.

It's a difficult relationship.

This is a difficult relationship to measure since it requires a high disease incidence or large group sizes and may contain substantial error.

You think you're cutting free, sighed my friend, but really what you're doing is exchanging a difficult relationship for one that's in some ways even harder.

These are universal anxieties, and it seems from talking to people that it resonates in the most visceral way, especially if they are or have been in a difficult relationship.