Sentence examples for weakening relations from inspiring English sources
Declines in economic exchange between transhumant herders and host communities might have also contributed to weakening relations between both groups, thereby leading to tension and distrust (Blench 1994; Tonah 2003).
That raised concerns that Mr. Chen had weakened relations with Taiwan's most important ally.
Analysts worry that if Mr. Ishihara succeeds in his bid to become prime minister, he could weaken relations with the United States, yank Japan to the right and damage ties with China, which is already angered by his almost single-handedly rekindling a territorial dispute over an island chain.
They may also positively affect both teachers' prevalent emotions and instructional behaviours, thereby weakening statistical relations between individual work enjoyment ratings and teaching characteristics.
Surprisingly, singles did not show a hastening of death as it was the case for the majority of subgroups, which was similarly found by Byers et al. 19 For singles, Christmas might be a time to develop and renew social relations weakening a relative social isolation, 42 giving pleasure 43 and possibly culminating in a relief of cancer-related distress.
Using illness as a lens with which to view the social relations of the poor, this paper explores how structural violence weakened social relations within and across three households of extended kin, as the government safety net for health care steadily eroded, and people's ability to maintain social support through reciprocal exchange relations diminished.
"It's unnecessarily divisive and likely to weaken industrial relations and human capital.
Some even think that Germany (which has moved its capital east to Berlin) will in future want to cosy up to the new EU members to its east and south, in particular Poland and that this will inevitably weaken its relations with France.
The presence of a risk-less technology to transfer income to the future, as the pension system is, weakens intrafamily relations and, consequently, descendants become less important for the parents.
His game of "catch me if you can" is harming our World relations, weakening our American reputation and shining an embarrassing light on our government.
