Sentence examples for disturbed relations from inspiring English sources

Six months ago, a team of investigators at Yale-New Haven Hospithatconoluded that no sexual abuse had taken place but said both Mr. Allen and Ms. Farrow had disturbed relations with Dylan.Ms.

759 Constantinople, Turkey November 11, 826 Büyükada, Turkey Saint Theodore Studites, (born 759, Constantinople [now Istanbul, Tur.] died Nov. 11, 826, Prinkipo, island in the Sea of Marmara; feast day November 11) abbot and leading opponent of iconoclasm, the doctrine opposing the veneration of religious images, which severely disturbed relations between the Byzantine and Roman churches.

But a young and presumptuous English doctoral candidate, Edward Lee, precipitated a confrontation that ultimately disturbed relations.

A recent factor analytic study of BPD reveals three main factors that characterize the disorder: affect dysregulation (e.g., inappropriate anger); behavioral dysregulation and disturbed relations; and additional personality features, such as low conscientiousness and low agreeableness [ 10].

First, when patients at Bouman GGZ were approached by our researchers or by their counsellors to ask for their approval to have their adolescent child contacted by our researchers, we noticed that a large number of patients had limited contact or disturbed relations with their child.

The dismal result fueled the arguments of those who say the defense system is a waste of money and will disturb relations with Russia and China.

Another study conducted by Marlowe at al. (1985a) in 80 randomly selected elementary-age children showed synergistic interaction of lead with cadmium related to increased scores on acting-out, disturbed peer relations, and immaturity on the Walker Problem Behavior Identification Checklist.

Inhibition painfully disturbed his relations with Felice Bauer, to whom he was twice engaged before their final rupture in 1917.

Yet he retained a certain independence from Freud, viewing disturbed human relations, rather than disturbed sexuality, as the main cause of neurotic disorders.

The provinces, roughly equal in area, extended north to latitude 60° N. As was often the case, the development of the west disturbed the relations of English and French in Canada.

Previous research has indicated that ADHD is associated with a range of deficits in various areas of functioning such as low self-esteem, emotional liability, academic underachievement, disturbed peer relations, and family interaction [ 4, 22, 26].