Sentence examples for because of bad relations from inspiring English sources

We cannot import or export anything because of bad relations with most countries and economic sanctions.

Continental Europe, particularly France, was the favoured destination, partly because of bad relations between Scotland and England.

Comment: A few ambassadors, including the Maltese, have a history of bad relations with Hammarberg.

The tensions have created more than a decade of bad relations with Nepal.

The mood in Berlin is edgy partly because German officials are acutely aware of the bad relations between Mr Sarkozy and Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Because they have bad relations with the Kremlin, and bad memories of Soviet domination, they ask Mrs. Merkel to use her influence with President Dmitri A. Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to help resolve the crisis.

"I have bad relations with a number of different cardinals because they have a total ignorance of these problems," he said, rolling his eyes.

He and the chancellor also have a long history of bad personal relations.

I say that bad relations with the community are not a necessary cost of doing business...

But because of bad feelings dating back to 1882, the United States had no diplomatic relations with the most populous country on earth from 1949 to 1973--more 1973--more 1973--morehe thantieth century.

"Bad relations with Middle East countries are bad for business".