Sentence examples for has poisoned relations from inspiring English sources
In both countries, deep and mutually paralysing suspicion has poisoned relations for three decades.
"The maritime boundary dispute has poisoned relations with our newest neighbour," she said on Wednesday.
The incident has poisoned relations between Indonesia and western countries, along with the World Bank and the UN itself.
"No matter how things turn out, he has poisoned relations with Congress for the remainder of his term".
Australia must "redouble efforts" to resolve a boundary dispute that has "poisoned relations" with Timor-Leste, Tanya Plibersek has said.
Whoever is right, there is no denying the reality of a fundamental disagreement, one that has poisoned relations between the American and Israeli leaders.
Territorial disputes over islands in the South China Sea have poisoned relations between Beijing and Manila since early 2012, and the Philippines is taking its case against China to an international arbitration tribunal.
The violence that is convulsing Syria and Iraq is spreading to Turkey, and Isis bomb attacks have poisoned relations between Turks and Kurds.
Executives and presenters complained that the inquiry went against natural justice, was trying to find scapegoats for the Hutton debacle and had poisoned relations.
The Americans, who have always promoted Turkish membership of the EU for their own strategic reasons, are pressing the Europeans to be amenable.This may be working, particularly on the Germans, who are desperate to get back into American good books after being told that Gerhard Schröder's electioneering hostility to American policy over Iraq had "poisoned" relations.
The reign of China's inscrutable Xi Dada may have poisoned relations with the US but his promises to vanquish the corrupt and catapult his nation towards what he calls the China dream have played well at home".Xi's promise is to restore China to greatness and respect in the world and this is a very meaningful thing for many Chinese," said Schell.
