Sentence examples for relations badly from inspiring English sources

An article on Thursday about diplomatic discussions between Israel and Turkey aimed at improving their relations, badly strained since the deadly Israeli raid on a Gaza-bound Turkish flotilla last year, misspelled, in some copies, the given name of the lead Turkish representative in the discussions.

By June 1978, court relations were badly frayed.

Relations were badly damaged by Israel's wars against Hezbollah in Lebanon in 2006 and Hamas in Gaza in late 2008 to early 2009.

Before the uprising, Turkey was one of Syria's closest allies, but relations have badly deteriorated over a crackdown Mr. Erdogan denounced last week as savage.

Observers are curious to see how local audiences will react to it while relations remain badly frayed between the two nations, which are still technically at war.

Neighborly relations started badly when residents said that the hotel's construction resulted in cracks in their walls and sent rats and cockroaches scurrying into their apartments.

Pyongyang was an important Soviet ally in Asia, but relations were badly shaken when Moscow established diplomatic ties with South Korea in 1990.

German-US relations were badly strained after fugitive US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden in 2013 revealed widespread US foreign surveillance, although a probe into the alleged tapping of Merkel's mobile phone was dropped in June over a lack of evidence.

Masahiro Iba, an official in the prefecture's public housing department, explained that relations were badly strained between Japanese and foreign residents of the city's low-rise apartment complexes.

Both the NSA and GCHQ relied heavily on cooperation from the major internet companies but that relation was badly damaged by the revelations of the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013.

A similar resolution in Congress last month badly strained relations with Washington.