Sentence examples for ensuing wrangle from inspiring English sources

Nowhere will the ensuing wrangle between Brussels and Berne be followed more closely than in London, because of the implications for Cameron's EU referendum and new-deal-for-the-UK campaign.

Of the ensuing legal wrangling, he said, given the site's location and potential, "it was worth fighting for".

The ensuing fourteen-month wrangle between Schwarzman and his New York architects and the Landmarks Preservation Commission filled countless pages of testimony.

The Hobby Lobby case and the ensuing debate and legal wrangling attempts to avoid fulfilling the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive coverage guarantee: This is bad for business, bad for women, bad for our economy and morally offensive.

A protracted legal wrangle ensued.

A power wrangle ensued, with the government-recognized Kenya Football Federation (KFF) insisting it was also in charge.

Legal wrangles ensued, harming the young product's reputation.

This time he went for Jim Acosta from CNN and some microphone wrangling ensued.

Years of legal wrangling ensued and it emerged that New Zealand's Government Communications Security Bureau had illegally spied on Dotcom before the raid.

After the appropriately named The Final Cut (1983), Pink Floyd became inactive, and legal wrangles ensued over ownership of the band's name.

Frosty filed a federal lawsuit (the piece is in a district that confers landmark status to everything within it), and years of legal wrangling ensued.