Sentence examples for fierce wrangling from inspiring English sources

They would therefore have been subject to fierce wrangling.

Though unusually comprehensive, the report is unlikely to resolve more than a decade of fierce wrangling about the textbooks — part of a broader debate about Palestinian incitement against Israelis — having set off a political furor even before its publication date.

The PLA's resurgence is also the result of fierce internal political wrangling.

And Ms. Rosen, no stranger to fierce political wrangling, was quick to size up who would be her best political allies.

Fierce political wrangling has accompanied each of these processes, and the election is now set to be decided by clan elders and regional representatives rather than by a popular vote. .

Caught in the crossfire Philippe and his family, like a million others, were victims of the fierce political wrangling that gripped Côte d'Ivoire following last November's presidential election.

After fierce legal wrangles and appeals through the US courts, judges have awarded an American family almost $7 million£3.9m9m) in damages after their son was born with empty eye sockets in 1990.

A new rule would pull the commission into a fierce political battle just as Ms. White and her staff will be wrangling with lawmakers and lobbyists over carrying out legislation imposing new rules on financial institutions.

Squirrel wrangling?

But the fierce debate preceding the 51-45 vothe— the Democrats were nine votes short of the 60 they needed — set off a week of political wrangling over taxes that both parties insist they are already winning.

Further wrangling followed.