Sentence examples for long-established relationship from inspiring English sources
"They have a long-established relationship with paternal grandmother and are comfortable in her care".
The symbol has a long-established relationship with myth (sacred stories that define the human condition and humanity's relation to the sacred or holy).
They start with that moment in the 1980s when the long-established relationship between workers' and managers' pay began to break down.
Mullah Omar, a village prayer leader and a one-eyed veteran of the decade-long Muslim guerrilla struggle against Soviet forces, has had a long-established relationship with several of the Pakistani officers who met him today.
Clients who can benefit from an animal companion, a health or mental health care professional, may be able to facilitate a new or support a long-established relationship by being sensitive to what is occurring in the field and by knowing which resources are available.
Some colleagues at the auction house criticized Gouzer's lack of regard for long-established relationships.
Shahriar Afshar, president of the Iranian Trade Association, an Iranian-American business group in San Diego, attributed that to long-established relationships with exporters in Iran.
The chamber, as well as other business associations, including the Harlem Business Alliance, where Mr. Edwards is the chairman, have long-established relationships with Harlem's older political leaders.
Current and former C.I.A. officials said the C.I.A.'s long-established relationships with foreign spy services could be thrown into confusion if foreign spymasters had to deal with different American liaisons.
Greater transparency will make comparisons easier; many firms may want to try new suppliers.A sudden rush to drop suppliers is unlikely it would make no sense to overturn long-established relationships before the shape of the new market is clear.
The barriers that used to protect insiders, such as economies of scale and long-established relationships, are crumbling.In the 1950s and 1960s the corporate world was ruled by cabals of giants by the "Big Three" in American cars and broadcasting and the "Seven Sisters" in global oil.
