Sentence examples for front relations from inspiring English sources

STEVE SMITH Fresh Off the Boat From America On the economic front relations between the United States and China are strained, but "Shanghai Calling" takes a stab at finding humor there with a cross-cultural tale involving an American lawyer and his efforts to adjust to the city of the title.

We use this result to describe the wave front relation of the S-matrices.

But by Monday morning the reports of United States planning for military action in Iran had already opened up another war-related public relations front for the administration.

This peninsula of sand jutting into the Persian Gulf has leveraged its oil wealth and unbridled ambition to garner a world-class reputation on many fronts: international relations, art, higher education.

Theresa May's reappointment of Jeremy Hunt as health secretary after almost four years in post is an endorsement of the political talents of a minister who is in serious difficulty on three fronts – industrial relations, funding and reform.

As secretary of state, he has not acted like the prime shaper of Washington's foreign policy or even as its leading diplomat on some important fronts, including relations with Moscow.

The results of the experiment present the comparison of gas productivities and propagations of dissociation front in relation to time as hydrate is depressurized in different conditions.

Unfortunately, we are facing a dichotomy on that front, in relation to the over-capil lary moisture range, more particularly the difference between capillary and saturated moisture content and the slow second phase in capillary absorption experiments.

Until it ends, Israel will be fighting an uphill battle -- not just on the public relations front but on every front (including military).

Here in Australia the year has not started well on the race relations front.

I ask a group of Bukharan grandmothers out in front about their relations with the Latinos.