Sentence examples for relationships down from inspiring English sources

And then part of the reason that Cinde is down there right now is sort of putting feelers out and trying to figure out what other projects we should be supporting in the community there, because we've been able to bring a lot of resources to there and get a lot done so far, and we've got a lot of great relationships down there.

It was because they had done so without figuring out how to end those relationships down the road.

Magda by Meike Ziervogel (Salt Publishing), tells a tale of abusive mother-daughter relationships down three generations, culminating in Magda's murderous act in Hitler's bunker in the final days of Nazi Germany.

It's another of her trademark excavations of family relationships down the generations, selected over a harder-edged investigation of family, origins and escape, Irish author Anne Enright's The Green Road – a brilliantly wide-ranging and piercingly astute novel which may have lost out for its diffuse structure.

It doesn't sound like Kumu actually needed the funding, but this is more about a strategic connection that will help the company build customer relationships down the line.

It also helps hotels manage guest relationships down to the level of each individual, as well as identify key social influencers among their customers and reward them for broadcasting positive messages about their stay on social networks.

Julia herself puts this relationship down to mutual attraction.

He has a strong melodic sense and the pop knack for distilling a relationship down to a hook.

The Bush administration should not make the same mistake by boiling the China relationship down to "strategic competition".

"None of the Davies brothers could hold a relationship down and they all had their lives ruined in some sort of way," Lowenstein says.

Not surprisingly, industrial ties are now fewer only about 33% reported an industry relationship, down from about half before the 2005 rules.