Sentence examples for its special relationship from inspiring English sources

Instead, $ZNGA is down 12.21 percent after-hours, likely because it's lost its special relationship with the social network.

It is because of its special relationship with the BBC that it has scale.

Britain, then Europe's strongest power, would, it seemed, always put its "special" relationship with America above its European interests.

The UK's own interests in the region and its long-term investment in the human capital of UNRWA are seriously under threat by these actions by President Trump, and it needs to use its special relationship to prevent the defunding of UNRWA going ahead.

It is hard to imagine the two countries continuing its "special relationship" if Mr Trump wins next November.

After it withdrew from the EU, the UK quickly discovered its "special relationship" with the US didn't really amount to much, for America's new brand of isolationism had largely turned it away from the old world.

The Congress reaffirmed Vietnam's strong ties with the Soviet Union and its "special relationships" with the socialist states of Laos and Kampuchea (Cambodia).

When Americans are feeling the pain of a tight economy and government cuts, they deserve to know that one of America's richest corporations isn't getting any special deals from its special relationships with the White House.

The meetings with Continent's most influential leaders -- President Nicolas Sarkozy of France on Thursday and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Friday -- reflected Britain's sometimes awkward balancing act between its vaunted "special relationship" with the United States and its close economic, geographic and cultural ties to other members of the European Union.

We wanted to make a video inspired by Dionysus, especially because we were in a place that has its own special relationship to the god of inhibition: New Orleans.

Liu et al. did not include the South American virus; however, we define it as an independent group (N9g3) to emphasize its special phylogenetic relationship with those from Eurasia and North America.