Sentence examples for uncomfortable alliance from inspiring English sources

The war between Croats and Bosniaks halted with the signing of the Washington agreement in March 1994, establishing an uncomfortable alliance known as the Bosniak-Croat federation.

Sure, they've added funk, jazz and gospel to the mix, and enlisted hip-hop producer Inflo, but their meat-and-potatoes pop remains, making for an uncomfortable alliance.

The reaction was a reminder of the deep mistrust many Pakistanis have of the United States nine years after the two countries formed an uncomfortable alliance in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

They are the clearest signs to date that the uncomfortable alliance between Mr. Trump, who won the presidency promising to "drain the swamp," and Republican lawmakers who hoped to enact long-stalled conservative priorities, has begun to fray.

Some of the new sources, like Radio Bubble, the magazine Unfollow and the web portal The Press Project, lean left and are critical of Mr. Samaras's coalition government, an uncomfortable alliance between the center-right New Democracy party and the Socialists.

But the fact that on this one issue Thomas found himself temporarily in uncomfortable alliance with isolationists did not make him one, any more than their initial support for the Iraq war makes John Kerry, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Paul Berman, Peter Beinart, and Matt Yglesias a bunch of alliance-busting, torture-promoting, habeas corpus-trashing Bush-Cheney unilateralists.

2. They host "uncomfortable alliances" amongst friends and foes.

They take important issues and reduce them to their most basic level and then corral them into uncomfortable alliances.

It means a coalition government of uncomfortable alliances drawn from across the political spectrum which embraces Lieberman and now Ehud Barak, head of the left of centre Labour party.

Suddenly some pretty uncomfortable alliances are being formed.

Brown: You made mention of "uncomfortable alliances" when you were building FONAG.