Sentence examples for rough relationships from inspiring English sources

Aretha suffered through rough relationships with men, chronic weight problems and bouts of despondency.

After five years of songs about whiskey and outlaws and rough relationships brushed off with delight, here was something different from this group: feeling, desperation, softness.

Despite years of rough relationships with the United States, including the expulsion from Caracas on Tuesday of two American military attaches who were accused of seeking to destabilize the country, there were signs that both sides were trying to put on a moderate face, at least for a day.

Rough relationships between concentrations for coalescence restraining and molecular properties can be given (ionic strength for electrolytes, number of C-atoms in homologous series of organic compounds), but no exact equations based on a theory of coalescence.

A Pisces Man usually has been through some rough relationships so it would be best for you to make him feel as loved as possible not motherly love but the type of love that would unlock his sexual fantasies, and I guarantee you he will please you like no other lover there is out there. you just need to know how to treat him like he's your one and only knight).

"Our relationship was a rough relationship when I was in Los Angeles, Scott said.

As you can see there is a rough relationship (note the different scales; unemployment is normally higher so the balance is normally negative).

First there is normally a rough relationship between yields, currently 3.3% for ten-year Treasury bonds, and nominal GDP growth projected at around 5% a year.

These observations are supported by the rough relationship between the amplitudes of the infrasonic and seismic signals.

"Apple historically had a rough relationship with researchers," said Rich Mogull, CEO of Securosis and a security analyst who keeps tabs on iOS security.

Figure 5b shows that there is a rough relationship between the effort in trapping, expressed as the number of traps set out in a given building or rooms and the number of insects caught (mostly as S. hilleri).