Sentence examples for in squabble from inspiring English sources

In 2001, hockey player McNealy hip-checks Microsoft and wins $20 million settlement in squabble over Java.

The politicians lose themselves in squabbling, self-interest and short-termism; the voters shun them.

A parliamentary committee to rewrite the constitution remains mired in squabbling.

But weeks of negotiations became bogged down in squabbling over technicalities few ordinary South Koreans could understand.

With the TTP in squabbling disarray, it can expect to cajole disgruntled Taliban contenders to switch sides.

While society moves on, its churchmen are locked in squabbles about a handful of verses in a 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old

The project to educate teachers to exploit the new computing curriculum is too important to be drowned in squabbles.

Justice Stein also said the court hoped the academy idea would not get bogged down in squabbling about money.

The Doha round of global trade talks has been bogged down, partly in squabbles about farm trade but also over industrial tariffs in the emerging world.

The World Anti-Doping andncy and the IOC have seemed more interested in squabbling with each other than they have in trying to provide leadership for the athletes and fans.

In reality, the worst many New Yorkers faced was the storm tearing through their local grocery store's aisles, resulting in squabbles over D batteries and canned beans.