Sentence examples for months of acrimonious from inspiring English sources

The decision followed months of acrimonious debate.

After months of acrimonious partisanship, Democrats closed ranks on a 220-215 vothathat included 39 defections, mostly from the party's conservative ranks.

The positive implication is that Chinese authorities put aside months of acrimonious politics with Japan — over territorial disputes etc. — in order to lend a hand.

The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission narrowly approved a limited ban on Lasix in June after months of acrimonious debate among owners, breeders and trainers.

May is expected to focus on building "common goals" – such as protecting and enhancing workers' rights – in an attempt to create a consensus after months of acrimonious exchanges.

The plane itself was dismantled and sent back to the United States only on July 3, after months of acrimonious negotiation.

After months of increasingly acrimonious relations with the Agnellis, Club Med's biggest shareholder, Mr Bourguignon quit after announcing losses of euro62m ($57m) in the latest fiscal year.

The other one is the behavior of the Greek government over the first six months of 2015 with acrimonious negotiations for a bail out deal where Greece broke with solidarity in words (policy declarations) as well as specific actions.

Not until early 2003 did the administration concede that there was an $11.5 billion shortfall, and the results were painful and acrimonious: months of feuding between the governor and the Legislature over spending cuts and an income tax increase.

However, the summit marked a significant change in atmosphere between the two sides after months of tortuous, and at times acrimonious, negotiations.

Until the company announced Friday that it intended to liquidate and lay off most of its nearly 19,000 employees, Hostess Brands, the maker of iconic Twinkies and Wonder Bread, had spent several months in acrimonious talks with the two unions that represent the bulk of its workforce.