Sentence examples for chilled relationship from inspiring English sources

When India conducted a nuclear test, in 1974, a chilled relationship became cooler still, as the United States blacklisted its civilian nuclear energy program and slapped restrictions on its imports of essential dual-use technologies.

A quick visit to the WHO web site reveals a chilling relationship between those countries with falling birthrates and elevated suicide rates.

The sinking has chilled the relationship between the two countries to its lowest point in years.

That chilled her relationship with the police department and its longtime ally, Senator Feinstein.

He had occupied it for four years when a climactic event occurred in The Times's newsroom management, one that ultimately chilled his relationship with the publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger.

Asked why NEC would risk chilling its relationship with N.T.T., an NEC spokesman said the company was merely responding to customer demands.

At the same time, a lengthy investigation into C.I.A. wrongdoing could immediately chill the relationship between the White House and the spy agency at a time when the C.I.A. is central to the American campaign against terrorism.

But the relationship chilled in 2008 after Google began building more and more iPhone-like features into Android.

Their relationship chilled more recently as she pushed him to make newsroom cuts he was uncomfortable with, according to two people in the newsroom who were apprised of the discussions.

For all the talk of friendship, the closing of Rhein-Main and the other changes come as Germany and the United States are still trying to thaw out a relationship chilled by their rift over the Iraq war.

But their relationship chilled even more after Flutie made some questionable -- and selfish -- comments to a Canadian sports network in the weeks after the Bills' loss to the Titans in the playoffs last season.