Sentence examples for level of squabbling from inspiring English sources

Instead, loins un-girded and roars muted to the level of squabbling jaybirds, Democrats are once again acting like Democrats.

But former U.S. officials are united in skepticism of the claim that this level of squabble was merited over Canada's use of the word "concerned," a classic Western favorite to signal attention without major condemnation.

But they allow for plenty of squabbling.

There then follows a lot of squabbling.

Instead of squabbling and finger-pointing, he gets immediate help.

"We cannot waste all that effort because of a bunch of squabbling politicians," Mr. Brown said.

The decision effectively relieved the United States of leading the fight, and ended a week of squabbling.

Though voters are sick of squabbling about Obamacare, health remains a live election issue.

For instance, instead of squabbling with bottling companies over price, he sought joint ventures with them.

AFTER weeks of squabbling, California's politicians managed to get a budget approved this week.

A further month of squabbling ensued over who to put in charge.