Sentence examples for harsh relations from inspiring English sources

However, his resignation may help soothe the harsh relations between Massey and regulators, which have been stoked by his public and frequent claims that the company's safety measures were more than adequate.

The girl left home due to harsh relations with her mother who suffers from an oncological disease.

O'Connor, Romano, and Strunz stated in Madhouse magazine that the harsh relation was because Iorio had not consulted the others about the decisions he was making, that he received most of the money, and that he avoided meeting them when they were discussing the problems in the band.

The rising water has cast a harsh light on relations in the region, where the interests of Missouri farmers have come into direct conflict with residents of this brutalized town of crumbling buildings, feral dogs and poverty.

It is because of harsh civ-mil relations and politicizing of key institutions.

Among the possible causes are these: inconsistent or harsh parenting, poor peer relations, gang involvement, lack of connection to school and living in a violent neighborhood.

"If their number remains around twenty per cent, as it is today, or even declines, but relations are harsh and contentious, then, too, the democratic fabric of our argument will be impaired".

Back in Atlanta, race relations were harsher.

"This speech is a very harsh wound to Israel – US relations," he added.

Iran's currency, the rial, has plummeted sharply and harsh sanctions against the Islamic Republic in relation to its nuclear programme have crippled the economy.

The Queen Square case records and Yealland's book provide incontrovertible evidence of his harsh treatment methods and the asymmetrical relation between doctor and patient.