Sentence examples for troublesome relationships from inspiring English sources

Today, although troublesome relationships between police and minorities remain common, police are increasingly aware of such problems and have taken broad steps to solve them.

Medellín always had a troublesome relationship with its river.

Newspapers carried sensational stories about the F.B.I.'s Bonanno investigation, but the boys' troublesome relationship never came up.

The smartest and shapeliest piece of writing in the show is that acerbic essay by Nora Ephron about her troublesome relationship with purses.

The deal brings an end to BP's troublesome relationship with the billionaires, which forced Dudley, BP's chief executive, to resign as head of the venture and flee Russia during a bitter row in 2008.

The play, which runs through Aug. 6 on the Nikos Stage, is set in 1950's England and centers on a 12-year-old boy who endures a troublesome relationship with his piano teacher while his parents try to invigorate their drab lives.

Moreover, Turkey's troublesome relationship with the European Union (EU) complicates these discussions as mobility and migration have become important issues in Turkey-EU relations.

On the other hand, sales that are exported indirectly have troublesome relationship with output and foreign direct investments, which is related to the gap between entry of foreign firm and engagement of domestic firms with foreign presence and overall absorptive capacity (Zhang et al. 2010; Girma 2005a).

Unfortunately, the Holder Justice Department has had a troublesome relationship with facts.

Now, Jean has revealed the real reason behind the Fugees breakup: his troublesome relationship with Hill and the fact that she lied about the paternity of her child.

At the same time, the world's leading news organizations and Twitter, which has 200 million users around the world, have become increasingly intertwined in a symbiotic, if sometimes troublesome, relationship.