Sentence examples for be a wrangle from inspiring English sources

If the Japanese proposal fails, there will be a wrangle in the General Assembly over the Russian & American resolutions.

There appears to be a wrangle going in Whitehall over how transparent ministers and officials should be in listing their contacts with lobbyists.

And there was a wrangle over the wording of the final declaration, as Muslim nations objected to the references to gays, drug users and prostitutes.

The latest blow to this regulator's ability to serve our interests as consumers rather than industry's is a wrangle over who should lead it: the UK health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, favoured a senior Tory.

"A Goat's Song is one of the big Irish novels: it's a wrangle, an existential tussle, one of those books that makes its own language," said Anne Enright in 2011, before touching on the peculiar dynamic of the book and, in fact, of most of Healy's work.

There was a wrangle about Hemingway's lost stories that nearly killed me.

Then there was a wrangling over the date.

"There's going to be a legal wrangle over this," Mr. Pacelle predicted.

A new vice president and cabinet are to be chosen soon, the first steps in what will be a continuing wrangle of competing interests.

There will be more Wagner, and there will be an extended wrangle on the Covenant, which, in its isolated action, is the movie's one lively scene (despite also being flecked with overtly portentous touches).

Giles may miss Anderson's presence in India and there may well be a few selectorial wrangles ahead as the two coaches prioritise Test and ODI fixtures.