Sentence examples for endless wrangle from inspiring English sources

"Our foreign policy becomes just one endless wrangle with Europe.

THE endless wrangle over the IRA's armoury has come to yet another crunch.

In 2009, in the endless wrangle over health care reform, Democrats were busy explaining that 'Obamacare' would provide health care coverage for 31 million people who couldn't previously afford it, and that it would "bend the health care cost curve down".

Ignore the debts, the languishing share prices and the endless wrangling over licence terms.

The couple's endless wrangling over passages marked the first disharmony in this memorably disharmonious union.

He says that Turkey, rather than getting bogged down in endless wrangles over statistics and terminology, needs to normalise its relations with neighbouring Armenia.

There was no end in sight for the endless wrangling that continues to inhibit the recovery that the sluggish global economy so desperately needs.

A merger between EMI and Warner Music has been stymied by regulators before, and Citigroup may not have the patience for endless wrangling.

While it sounds like a soap opera, the endless wrangling among the three has become a serious obstacle to Ukraine's hopes for political and economic reform.

Without such clear and transparent beliefs, and the commitment that flows from them, policies are doomed to endless wrangling about measurement and evidence.

And the new arm's-length governance set-up – a separate board and investment budget – must avoid the endless wrangling seen in the banking sector over ringfencing.