Sentence examples for has soured relations from inspiring English sources

China's assertion of territorial claims in the South China Sea has soured relations there, too.

The discussion on halting membership talks has soured relations even further.

Beijing undoubtedly feels uneasy about how its support for Mr. Assad has soured relations with Arab governments.

It is hardly surprising, then, that discontent among the rank and file has soured relations between the police and politicians.

Cleaning up the mess left by one of those, the Icesave unit of Landsbanki, has soured relations with Britain and the Netherlands and delayed international aid.

At least one attempt to do so has soured relations, even though several reports say the book contains no great revelations.

The speech included a list of topics that have soured relations with Muslims.

The flotilla crisis last year followed a series of conflicts that had soured relations between the two countries.

But the government's handling of the protests have soured relations with social movements and his popularity has dipped.

The strange, monthlong imbroglio that had soured relations between Greece and two NATO allies, Britain and the Netherlands, was thus largely defused.

Internal wrangling among the board had soured relations to curdling point; the Arts Council pulled the plug on the £9.5m Westminster theatre that was to house the company permanently.