Sentence examples for tougher relationship from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reid said that in 40 years of public service he had not had a tougher relationship.

"All across American industry, we have a much harder, tougher relationship," said Mr. Johnson, the New York pay consultant, adding that some executive salary negotiations now resemble talks with organized labor.

Kelly has a tougher relationship with Trump than his predecessor, Reince Priebus, and has instituted more restrictions around who can reach the president.

But he had a tough relationship with faculty and staff that he never overcame".

When dealing with tough relationship conversations, he told me, recording is helpful.

"When I started coaching her," McKeever recalls, "I just thought, Here's someone who's had a tough relationship with the sport, in the sense that it gave her a lot of things, and then her body turned on her.

"That was a really tough relationship: Ant and Dec, the stars of the show, were like 'stick at it boys!' But the senior people at ITV? 'Nah, we don't like you'".

The script revisions for the musical have mostly dealt with its toughest relationship to fathom, the sweet-and-sadomasochistic bond between Carrie and Margaret, played in the new production by the 22-year-old actress Molly Ranson and by the Tony Award nominee Marin Mazzie ("Kiss Me, Kate," "Next to Normal").

He gave a hint of the pressures he was under when he talked at the end about the "tough" relationship with the US.

The mother-daughter prison duo seem to have always had a tough relationship.

College Humor agrees that fans have had a tough relationship with "Star Wars," and offers one devotee some much-needed couples therapy.