Sentence examples for depress relations from inspiring English sources

The arrest of European parliamentarians is likely to further depress relations between the EU and Russia - which are at a lowpoint after an acrimonious summit this month in the Russian city of Samara.

The transformation temperatures of the as-prepared wires are depressed in relation to those of the bulk alloys annealed at 850 °C and quenched, as is observed for melt-spun shape memory ribbons.

The overall picture from these analyses is that verbal IQ is depressed in relation to the level expected from social background, but it is nevertheless usually within low normal limits, whereas performance IQ is relatively unimpaired.

At the same time, Mr. Obama is confronting arguments that to further restrict trade would strain relations with other nations and further depress an interconnected global economy.

Conservation stakeholders need to foster good relations with their farmer-manager partners and not further depress their limited motivations to participate, as well as consider carefully whether farmer stakeholders are being adequately compensated for their efforts.

Soaring health costs depress wages below where they would otherwise be, and make for a sicker, more disgruntled workforce and poor labour relations.What, then, to do?

Oxcarbazepine is considered to be safer than carbamazepine in relation to the fact it has no epoxide metabolite, has less hepatic induction and it does not depress white cell counts.

It would depress everybody.

Recessions depress imports, too.

But it is not only foreign relations that so depresses the Israeli public.

In those who had been depressed in the past, the relation between neuroticism and current symptoms of depression was also mediated by the ease with which hopelessness and suicidal thinking could be reactivated.