Examples of using Alienating in English and their translations into Japanese
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And he does all this ignoring, even alienating, America's closest allies.
Alienating Washington's most stalwart ally in the region, the Government of Israel.
For this small gain, Japan cannot risk alienating the US or the EU.
Likewise alienating some of America's historical allies could send them closer to the arms of Russia and China.
It is the colour of space and freedom butcan also seem cold and alienating if over-used.
You can't afford to risk alienating customers but customer service costs can spiral too.
My old wound, the feeling of being an outsider and of alienating others, began to ache again.
On a technical level, it's fascinating,”,“but on an experiential level,I find the dimness of the image extremely alienating.”.
But heavy-handed police raids risk alienating communities whose cooperation can help address the threat.
Vietnam's Communist Party built its legitimacy on robust economic growth,and it fears alienating foreign investors.
Then both you and the advertiser risk alienating readers, diminishing their trust in the blogger and in the linked source.
No, look, you have got to engineer a passive campaign of mental anguish,basically alienating the target from those closest to him.
Alienating Japan will not just be costly in the direct U.S.-Japan context, but also damaging to American standing in other Asian countries.
The president's policy in theregion has resulted in additional chaos alienating US allies and multiplying enemies.
Harsh and moralistic words and actions risk further alienating those whom we wish to lead to conversion and freedom, reinforcing their sense of rejection and defensiveness.
He appointed Nikki Haley as US ambassador to the UN,where she has done a superb job of alienating every country in the world.
What the US doing with Ukraine now is alienating arguably the best potential ally it has now, Cohen said.
He appointed Nikki Haley as US ambassador to the UN,where she has done a supurb job of alienating every country in the world.
I'm working very hard to ensure thatwith our tactics we aren't alienating the Iraqi people,'' Lieutenant General Ricardo Sanchez, commander of US forces in Iraq, said Thursday.
Maines also says,"I feel thePresident is ignoring the opinions of many in the U.S. and alienating the rest of the world.
But other observers say the army'saggressive efforts since 2004 have backfired, alienating the populace with heavy-handed tactics and undermining the traditional authority of tribal elders and officials.
They were the dominant force in the Northern Alliance, which toppled the Taliban,and President Karzai is taking a great risk in alienating them.
Although it sounds ideal on paper,the Ninja Theory team were aware they risked alienating some fans by linking up exclusively with Microsoft.
After alienating Stalin with crude threats at the Potsdam Conference, inexperienced President Truman can only watch as struggles of every scale and dimension spread from the mountains of Afghanistan to the jungles of Peru.
The hard part is often not decoding human language but training the software to ask the right questions, provide the right answers,and avoid alienating the job candidate.
What was once taboo has become socially acceptable and the prime minister remains silent,hoping to avoid alienating his political base and let the fires of political nationalism continue to smolder.
One unnamed executive told the paper it did not want to be seen taking sides in the forthcoming U.S. election andrisk alienating customers of different political views.