Sentence examples for poor ties from inspiring English sources

The United States has poor ties with the Palestinian Authority compared to the Europeans, many diplomats say.

Whether it will lead to an increase or decrease in contact between nonresident children and their parents will depend on what type of parent child ties especially the good ties, or perhaps the poor ties—have contributed most to the period increase in independent living.

She saved a set point with a fine backhand winner down the line when Görges served at 5-3 in the opener, but then played a poor tie-break, typified by her netted smash on the final point.

"I played a poor tie-break in the first set definitely.

Again, it appeared that Djokovic would finally assume control and power on to a fifth straight US final, but the top seed continued to struggle and played a poor tie-break.

Hagan's team is recycling comments Tillis made about the need to "divide and conquer" the poor, tying him to Romney's dismissive remarks during the 2012 campaign about the 47% of Americans who he said pay no federal income taxes.

Instead of trying to maintain the momentum even at the risk of poorer ties with Azerbaijan, Mr. Erdogan backed away.

It was considered a poor movie tie-in, an analysis typical of such games.

Another study also supported the link between high internet use and poor social ties [29].

Mrs. Clinton has also angered advocates for the poor, whose ties to her go back decades to when she was chairman of the board of the Children's Defense Fund.

The alternative is to spend the next decade as poor countries tied to a rich one's currency.