Sentence examples for endless squabbles from inspiring English sources

The endless squabbles inside the European Union exasperate the United States.

State legislators have struck many bipartisan compromises on issues that provoke endless squabbles in Congress.

Before long, occupiers realized the help was threatening to destroy them; meetings became bureaucratized as they turned into endless squabbles about money; paid organizers with agendas often very different than the original occupiers were infiltrating and trying to turn the movement towards much more conventional political or electoral campaigns.

Captured here in an 80-minute fly-on-the-wall film, the sessions for last year's Say You Will involved nothing more dramatic than endless squabbles over whether the LP was to be a double or not, which record company was going to release it, and who was doing the mixing.

As reservations began to surface about the administration's emphasis on war, some European officials argued that these were differences over tactics, much like the ones that arose during the cold war, when there were endless squabbles over how to deal with the Soviet Union.

In the end, though, the endless squabbles over the nature of an emergency financing mechanism for Greece have already exposed how byzantine the euro zone can be when it needs to rally to the cause of one of its members.

Too often the allocation of profits and investments was unclear, leading to endless squabbling.

More often they reflect the reality, with endless squabbling and jockeying for position.

The alternative seems to be endless squabbling among local, state and federal authorities over what to do with the island.

The real purpose of the Office Rumor is to keep alive the gossip and jockeying for power and endless squabbling that the new position was intended to end.

Throughout, endless squabbling and plotting and frequent combat transpired between or among monarchs and parliaments; Roman Catholics, Anglicans and Puritans; and Scots, Irish and English.