Sentence examples for troubles in relations from inspiring English sources

The Whitlam government also had troubles in relations with the states.

If there was any trouble in relation to him losing authority, then you would have seen that in Kyiv".

An article at MotherJones.com5 cited troubles in tenant relations and increased rents that have contributed to early departures and even some lawsuits.

The bitterness caused by the partition of Ireland a decade later and the use of the British army in the Troubles in Northern Ireland, strained relations between the UK and the Republic of Ireland for much of the 20th Century.

Israel's regional troubles were compounded by further deterioration in relations with Turkey.

The UK has also previously notified the Council of Europe of a succession of temporary derogations in relation to the Troubles in Northern Ireland during the 1970s.

The verdict appeared to close a wrenching case that had exemplified troubled race relations in New York.

While there has been some thaw in relations, the game is still in trouble.

For instance, how would you distinguish between 'get into trouble' vs. 'disappoint someone' in relation to 'decision about purchase of agricultural inputs'?

For example, Grace, a 57-year old Black Caribbean woman with primary progressive MS, reflected for a moment and then it became apparent that her unknowing troubled her, at least in relation to comprehending the consequences of MS and her mortality: I don't know why I became ill really, but people become ill.

As in the United States, domestic troubles in China have been taking precedence over foreign relations.