Sentence examples for considerable wrangling from inspiring English sources
After considerable wrangling and brinkmanship, city unions agreed to job cuts and a wage freeze while investing some of their pension money in M.A.C. bonds.
After considerable wrangling with the State of Florida, Congress explicitly stipulated that the overarching goal of the plan was the "restoration, preservation and protection of the South Florida ecosystem" and that, in consequence, nature -- not the cities, not the developers, not the farmers -- would have first claim on the newly captured water.
However, experts expect considerable legal wrangling before the Supreme Court decides.
Luther, who lived out his life in familial contentment, undertook considerable legal wrangling to will his entire estate to Katharina, rather than to their sons.
After considerable political wrangling between the PN and the MLP, Maltese voters in a 2003 referendum chose to join the EU, of which Malta became a member on May 1 , 2004
Among job creation initiatives that experts say could emerge from Washington -- albeit, not without considerable congressional wrangling -- are the continuation of a temporary reduction on payroll taxes, and the extension of emergency unemployment benefits for people who have been out of work for six months or longer.
Surprisingly, they managed to wrangle a considerable portion of the 1960s Brady clan as well as actors from later Brady incarnations.
PAGE A31 NEW YORK SENATE DEMOCRATS REACH Accord on Leadership Roles Three dissident Democrats agreed to join with their colleagues in the State Senate to make Malcolm A. Smith the chamber's first Democratic leader in more than 40 years, capping weeks of wrangling with a deal that requires Mr. Smith to turn over considerable power to the three men.
Further wrangling followed.
Bulgaria cannot afford prolonged wrangling.
