Sentence examples for acrimonious debates from inspiring English sources

Every country south of Rwanda has had acrimonious debates about Chinese "exploitation".

Counting the votes from the May 11 election took weeks, marked by acrimonious debates.

In one crucial respect, Democratic and Republican Congressional leaders understand each other better than their acrimonious debates would suggest.

But the acrimonious debates, cost overruns and lengthy delays in building the tower appear to be over.

At last in 1870 Parliament, after long, acrimonious debates, passed an Elementary Education Act, the foundation upon which the English educational system has been built.

Acrimonious debates and disputes over Islam — particularly the most visible manifestations like women wearing head scarves, veils and burqas and the construction of mosques — continue apace.

The decision followed months of acrimonious debate.

The result has been an increasingly acrimonious debate.

It was the most acrimonious debate so far this year.

The acrimonious debate over elephant poaching has split African countries.

Germans themselves must change their attitudes by means of what will be an acrimonious debate.