Sentence examples for for a better relationship from inspiring English sources
The phrase "for a better relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to improve interpersonal connections or dynamics between individuals or groups.
Example: "Open communication and trust are essential for a better relationship between partners."
Alternatives: "to enhance the relationship" or "for improved relations.".
All we began with was hope and a dream for a better relationship.
But Mr. Abe has also tried to reach out to Ms. Park, calling for a better relationship with South Korea.
Scowcroft would not talk to me about the father's attempts at reconciliation, but he said that he hoped for a better relationship with the son.
She lists her objections to the Zia regime in an interview, which closes with her hopes, now that Zia is dead, for a better relationship with India.
Jim and Pam inspired me to work for a better relationship, the pranks on Dwight always made me laugh, and Michael's departure to be with the person he'd wanted for the entire series made me cry.
"They have said and done some things, and have cooperated with us recently, that suggest that they're looking for a better relationship with the United States," said Secretary of State Colin L. Powell in a television interview last fall.
In March he presented a 17-point manifesto which proposed more money for grassroots rugby, a better relationship with the regions and to renegotiate the WRU's debt.
Moffett's 17-point manifesto proposes more money for grassroots rugby, a better relationship with the regions and to renegotiate the WRU's debt.
His 17-point manifesto proposes more money for grassroots rugby, a better relationship with the regions and to renegotiate the WRU's debt.
"This is important for Britain, because having a better relationship with Argentina also means we can get a better deal for the Falkland islanders".
Mr Cameron told MPs the "massive changes" taking place in Europe following the eurozone crisis allowed the opportunity for countries to renegotiate a better relationship with Europe.
