"poor relationships" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a connection between two people that is not close or meaningful. For example, "John is feeling lonely because he has poor relationships with his coworkers."
Injuries, poor relationships and bad karma have seemingly conspired to crush that vision.
Police failings revealed will be woven into a long history of poor relationships between the police and black people.
Other schools in the area end up having poor relationships with grammar schools or end up as sink schools.
Their embracing softness made them the antithesis of futons; men who had poor relationships with their mothers truly loathed them.
In a man with an average parental experience, a family history of depression and poor relationships with siblings, the risk for depression rises to 30percentt.
Poor relationships led to a breakdown of trust, which is why CQC has taken steps to strengthen both the board and the executive team.
In 2009, researchers at Brigham Young University, Utah, questioned 813 college students and found a link between video game play and poor relationships with family and friends.
"Although some studies suggest that women's health is especially vulnerable to poor relationships, our results reveal an optimistic finding: women's cardiovascular health can benefit from a rewarding sexual relationship," the researchers add.
It argues this has led to estates being beset with entrenched social problems, such as lone parents with little education and poor parenting skills, child neglect, domestic violence, unemployment and poor relationships with the police.
They say that in light of this it was not surprising to find very poor relationships between prisoners and staff and claims of high levels of victimisation by staff.
Men who had poor relationships with siblings during childhood are at significantly greater risk for depression in adulthood than those who got along better, a new study has found.
