Sentence examples for tumultuous relations from inspiring English sources

Both the Uighurs and the Kyrgyz have their own respective tumultuous relations with their "big brother" neighbors of China and Russia, respectively, over the past centuries.

It's telling that the word "migrant" does not appear once in the film, and though there are many allusions to the tumultuous relations between America and minorities, Europeans' struggle to integrate Muslims is barely covered, and neither is how disparate birth rates and the immigrant population are challenging the numbers of a system Moore extols as utopia.

But one of the legacies of its tumultuous labor relations in the 1980's, and the fact that several of its contracts do not come up for renewal until next year, is that its wage rates still lag behind its competitors'.

Mr. Linares, in an interview in his office on Sherman Avenue, outlined a rich and sometimes tumultuous history of police-community relations in Washington Heights.

Her tenure in that position coincided with a tumultuous period in Cuban-American relations, including an exodus of tens of thousands of refugees in 1994 and 1995; Havana's decision to shoot down two civilian planes flown by Cuban-American pilots; and Congress's approval of the Cuban Democracy Act, which effectively ended overtures for improved relations by the Clinton administration.

After three tumultuous years filled with embarrassing public relations dust-ups and sluggish business performance, the nation's largest private company relished a turnaround on both fronts.

Bratton leaves following a tumultuous two years in police-community relations, in New York and across the country, as police killings of unarmed black men and other allegedly discriminatory law enforcement practices have drawn demands for change.

The spat over the meeting marks a tumultuous beginning to Trump's diplomatic relations with Mexico, and threatens to create an even wider rift between his administration and Peña Nieto's. .

"Relations between the unmarried are tumultuous," ventures a former seminary student.

The PLO's relations with the Lebanese were tumultuous, and the organization soon became embroiled in Lebanon's sectarian disputes and contributed to that country's eventual slide into civil war.

The C.B.A. has also received a boost from its most surprising star, Stephon Marbury, who has proved unexpectedly adroit at public relations in China after his tumultuous time in the N.B.A. Perhaps the N.B.A.'s biggest challenge of all is that the C.B.A. is part of the Chinese government, under the control of the ruling Communist Party.