Sentence examples for unworkable relationship from inspiring English sources

In the American South, they may suggest the ghosts of the past, and in Ireland the "big house" tells of a sundered and unworkable relationship between different populations.

"The concern I raised about our unworkable, unproductive relationship was not dealt with.

The striker is undoubtedly talented but with, as Pulis mentioned more than once, people dragging him one way and pulling him the other it has long been evident the relationship is unworkable.

"In its current form, the relationship is almost unworkable," said Dennis C. Blair, a former American director of national intelligence.

That could not have been Parry, whose relationship with Benitez has been unworkable, so the way to retain Benitez's services and maintain a corporate structure satisfactory to the owners was to replace the chief executive.

Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam wrote that the Alison D. standard was "unworkable when applied to increasingly varied familial relationships".

The long-serving general manager Rich McKay - whose nine-year stint coincided with the franchise's growth - left for Atlanta last December as the relationship between him and Gruden became unworkable.

Harry S. LaForme, a Mississauga Indian and a justice of the Ontario Court of Appeal who will oversee the commission, said the schools program was responsible for making the relationship between native people and other Canadians "so unworkable, so filled with mistrust".

The rules were put on hold after Colonel Colwell objected that they were "unworkable" and would "unreasonably and unlawfully" interfere with the lawyer-client relationship.

Ministers had looked at various slimmed-down versions of the reforms, such as replacing only the remaining hereditary peers with an elected element, but this proved unworkable, and likely to lead to a new set of objections from Tory MPs about a constitutionally unstable relationship between the two houses.

These demands are unworkable.