Sentence examples similar to internal scuffles from inspiring English sources
The Democrats have suffered internal problems and leadership scuffles since 1997.
In a contest about who is higher up in command of the levers of modern media politics, it's the political and governmental managers, supple, quick, manipulative and "on message," who have the edge on responsible news organizations, saddled as they are with reactive, catch-up reflexes, internal confusion and turf scuffling, and laborious newsroom argument about whether the story is there.
The Ukip MEP Mike Hookem has escaped suspension from the party over an altercation that left his fellow MEP Steven Woolfe unconscious and hospitalised, after an internal report concluded there was no evidence suggesting he had instigated the scuffle.
The Ukip chairman, Paul Oakden, is leading an internal investigation into the affair, but has said there were no independent witnesses to the scuffle.
Gay-rights marches attract bans and scuffles.
Scuffles broke out, and nerves were frayed.
Scuffles broke out between the two.
And so just as a Nov. 2 street scuffle between firefighters and police officers near ground zero was an outward expression of the department's rage, the battle over the audiotape recordings became an internal measure of its increasingly fragile psychological state.
