Sentence examples for a growing row from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the outcome, the result is certain to stoke a growing row over UK privacy law.

EasyJet founder Sir Stelios hasi-Ioannou has launched another broadside at the airline's board in a growing row over "fat cat bonuses".

8.10am: The focus of the story has shifted to a growing row over who should pay the compensation costs for the bills racked up by stranded passengers.

His intervention comes amid a growing row over different policies adopted by primary care trusts (PCTs) when deciding whether to make funds available for medicines.

Nick Clegg has intervened in a growing row over freedom of expression, describing as "unacceptable" death threats made against a prospective Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate who tweeted a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed and Jesus greeting each other.

The news about the Harrisons' income will fuel a growing row over the extent to which the private sector is set to benefit increasingly from the prime minister's determination to widen its role in the provision of public services.

The London School of Economics's governing body was in talks on Tuesday night on how to defuse a growing row over a £300,000 donation from a charitable foundation run by Muammar Gaddafi's son.

India's top literary body has condemned multiple killings of writers, as protesters surrounded its Delhi headquarters in a growing row over intolerance that has prompted dozens of authors to hand back awards.

The Observer reported last Sunday on a growing row over remarks by Tom Bennett – who was appointed last year to chair a government committee on improving behaviour in schools – made in a column in the Times.

An obscure private club registered at a stables in the home counties is emerging as a key financial weapon in the Tories' battle to win the next election, fuelling a growing row over the lack of transparency in political donations.

His defiance came amid a growing row, as City advisers to crooked media tycoon Robert Maxwell looked set to escape any further sanctions over their role in the 1991 flotation of Mirror Group Newspapers MGNN).