Sentence examples for relationship was defined from inspiring English sources

Their relationship was defined in the aftermath of William Bloomberg's death, of heart failure, when his son was 21.

In 1981 he attended a summit with U.S. President Ronald Reagan in which the two countries' relationship was defined as an "alliance".

It was not a happy union – although he never slapped or punched her, their relationship was defined by shoving and arguments; during one of their separations, she was staying at a friend's apartment and a neighbour reported a prowler to the police.

A constitutive relationship was defined for material properties taking into account of post-local buckling degradation in strength and stiffness.

No positive relationship was defined between the log MDX-H210 Cmax and the log peak plasma IL-6, G-CSF, TNF or IL-8 concentrations on day 1.

Their relationship was defined by alcoholism and was mutually destructive.

Richardson also believes a healthy relationship is defined by ongoing conversation and information sharing, which ultimately leads to trust.

Their relationship is defined by the racial tensions in the black community in the small South Carolina town where they live.

Mr Rose reckons M&S's customer relationship is defined by womenswear.

In the song England, she declares her love for her country to be "never-failing" but the relationship is defined by "sadness" and leaves a "bitter" taste.

So long as our relationship is defined by our differences, we will empower those who sow hatred rather than peace, and who promote conflict rather than the co-operation that can help all of our people achieve justice and prosperity.