Sentence examples for is a wrangle from inspiring English sources

The latest blow to this regulator's ability to serve our interests as consumers rather than industry's is a wrangle over who should lead it: the UK health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, favoured a senior Tory.

If the Japanese proposal fails, there will be a wrangle in the General Assembly over the Russian & American resolutions.

There appears to be a wrangle going in Whitehall over how transparent ministers and officials should be in listing their contacts with lobbyists.

And there was a wrangle over the wording of the final declaration, as Muslim nations objected to the references to gays, drug users and prostitutes.

There was a wrangle about Hemingway's lost stories that nearly killed me.

Then there was a wrangling over the date.

There is a lot of wrangling involved in sheep management.

"There's going to be a legal wrangle over this," Mr. Pacelle predicted.

Letting it be known that there was a cabinet wrangle on this issue suits both sides.

A new vice president and cabinet are to be chosen soon, the first steps in what will be a continuing wrangle of competing interests.

The old Guns N' Roses was a nervy wrangle of guitars, with Slash's bluesy leads goading Mr. Rose's voice or curling around power chords.