Sentence examples for continued squabbling from inspiring English sources

Coach Jim Fassel separated them and later warned them that he would make the team run sprints if they continued squabbling.

Hence we see in Iraq, as in Vietnam, continued squabbling over who should be in the government, serious corruption, police misconduct and bewildering delays and disasters in the training of local forces.

After 10 bills over eight years failed to legalize Internet poker in California, the latest plan also died Wednesday in the Legislature amid continued squabbling by competing factions of the gambling industry.

They fear that the investment bank's value might be wrecked by continued squabbling and uncertainty.

But the continued squabbling in Europe has alarmed policy makers around the world, and the dispute over collateral provides one more measure of market uncertainty this week as the summer lull ends and trading regains a more normal volume.

At a meeting on Tuesday in Washington, commission members said, Mr. Eagleburger said he was outraged by the continued squabbling with the insurance companies and by the delay in resolving tens of thousands of claims, and then he resigned.

Add to that continued squabbles at their shows, a violent racist attack upon guitarist Lynval Golding and issues with drink and drugs within the group, the Specials' second album More Specials couldn't help but reflect this inner turbulence.

Anyone seeking an insight into America's finest legal minds need look no further than the continuing squabble between Jeffrey Katzenberg and his former bosses at Disney.

He may seek an indictment after Bill Clinton leaves the White House next January.See article: Bolivia's wave of protestIn the continuing squabble over Elian Gonzalez, the Cuban boy's father, Juan Miguel, refused an offer of asylum in the United States.

At the same time, Mr. Mandela's relatives continued to squabble over where he would be buried.

Despite reaching a tentative agreement, Iraq's leaders continued to squabble over positions and power, and to make threats that could unravel a deal that took eight months to reach.