Sentence examples for poor relationships between from inspiring English sources

Police failings revealed will be woven into a long history of poor relationships between the police and black people.

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.

They found poor relationships between staff and managers, incomplete records and residents left "socially isolated".

For example, in Africa's Maasailand poor relationships between the state and individual enterprises have been disempowering local communities thus hampering both conservation and livelihood outcomes (Homewood and Thompson 2009).

Efforts to present balanced information about CaP screening may be hindered by lingering mistrust of the medical system, poor relationships between patients and providers, and enthusiastic support for screening on the part of CaP survivors.

The poor relationships between salivary and plasma testosterone also support previous research that questions the diagnostic value of salivary testosterone [35]; even though significant relationships have been shown between salivary and plasma/serum concentrations [27, 32], this was not replicated by others [33].

One is the poor relationship between Ms Merkel and Mr Sarkozy.

Given the poor relationship between Athens and its creditors, her toughness will be tested anew in the coming days.

"The poor relationship between the industry and the union is really hindering progress," said Maryann Lidestri of Advocates for Loved Ones in Nursing Homes, a support group in New London.

No further reasons were given, but the decision may well be related to the poor relationship between Jammeh and the UK.

Former Cabinet minister Mr Timms said this was "presumably reflecting the poor relationship between his benches and the Metropolitan Police following the altercation with the Chief Whip".