Sentence examples for difficult relations from inspiring English sources

Cameroon and Nigeria have difficult relations.

Almost from the start, Sulzberger and Abramson had difficult relations, which only frayed with time.

The ruling, reversing a decision issued last year, should improve the country's difficult relations with France.

However it turns out, the episode has further strained already difficult relations between the two governments.

That is also the goal for the difficult relations between the world's two most powerful nations.

This same sense of mission also made for difficult relations between sculptors and architects.

He diplomatically said that the "difficult relations" between Indonesia and East Timor belonged to history.

Both companies also had difficult relations with the new Soviet regime.

It explores the difficult relations between father and son, something that Peter would have understood.

But even if they had been successful, it seems unlikely that the Scottish government would share Westminster's enthusiasm for religious schools.The always-difficult relations between the country's Catholics and Protestants shape attitudes.

But there have been concerns that targeting the group will worsen already difficult relations with Pakistan, long suspected of supporting the group through its feared ISI intelligence agency.