Sentence examples for extensive wrangle from inspiring English sources

An extensive wrangle about its share of the debt would increase uncertainty and hence its funding costs.

After extensive wrangling, during which his family stayed in the house, he bought it again in March for $280,000, a price he can afford.

The tactic could face extensive legal wrangles.

Deportations have been debated for weeks by top Israeli commanders as a way to combat terrorism, but the tactic probably faces extensive legal wrangles.

Recent reviews of two Bordeaux classifications — the grands crus of Saint-Émilion and the Crus Bourgeois of the Medoc region — resulted in extensive legal wrangling.

Given the extensive political wrangling which took place prior to London 2012 simply to bring together British football teams for a home Games, there is a big question mark over the likelihood of GB participation at Rio 2016.

The extraction of this coal began in the late 1960s after extensive legal wrangling by utilities such as Peabody Coal and WEST (Western Energy Supply and Transmission) to bypass the resistance of the Navajo and Hopi indigenous peoples, a process brilliantly detailed by writer Judith Nies in 2000.

Ms. Long called the half-mile standard good in principle but unrealistic in practice, as it would require the town to do extensive financial and legal wrangling with property owners.

As a result of this complex system, there were constant struggles at court involving the expulsion of members of other families by the Fujiwara family or wrangling among the branches of the extensive Fujiwara clan itself.

She also had to do nearly all the extensive repairs needed -- including patching up mouse holes and wrangling exposed wires -- and has taken her landlord to housing court three times.

The Seattle experiment is one of the first extensive applications of satellite technology after years of planning and political wrangling in Washington.