Sentence examples for shaky relationship with from inspiring English sources
But politicians have long had a shaky relationship with ordinary people.
The Islamic Republic's shaky relationship with Iran's sense of nationalism should not be surprising.
His remarks were certain to further fray America's shaky relationship with Pakistan, a nominal ally.
But any official alliance would compromise India's own shaky relationship with China.
Mr. Ayling's shaky relationship with British Airways employees was well known.
Like Paxo, Beadle also has a shaky relationship with the BBC's top brass, whom he witheringly described to me as "rich arrogant pricks who sit at the top with our money and then just make fools out of us".
Pretty much all the adored monsters of rock had shaky relationships with the press.
Eventually, Carolyn and Kesey fell out and it's somewhat typical of her that she had shaky relationships with nearly all the Beats who made it through the 60s.
Lobbyists have shaky relationships with the public's trust.
About 15 years my junior, she'd been going through a hard time — shaky relationship, father with a recent cancer diagnosis — and was eager to see me.
In the hands of a skilled political opponent, Clinton might have been successfully painted as the kind of person with, at best, a shaky relationship to the truth.
