Sentence examples for more bickering from inspiring English sources

More bickering, hard to believe and harder to enjoy.

Scroll down to the comments section under an end of year list and you will find more bickering than in an episode of I'm a Celebrity! after they've been airdropped a crate of gin.

Or the end of easy double-digit growth in China and India could lead to more bickering over petty economic and political questions.What comes next isn't clear, but the world does appear to be entering a new phase of global growth.

As far as the unresolved presidential race, the public seems braced for more bickering.

That, rather than more pressure on the government and more bickering among the outside powers, could finally persuade Syrians who are still in Mr. Assad's corner to abandon the fight.

"There was more bickering in the early days, but the discussion matured at a quick pace after 2009," said Wikimedia Taiwan's chairman, Ted Chien Hsiang-tai, 39, who joined the online encyclopedia eight years ago.

And it was yet another example of the simple fact that respectful dialogue has more potential to change the mind of the masses, more than bickering.

We appear to be spending more time bickering amongst ourselves than making progress.

(On one front page story today alone you could find "mores," "tenets," "bickering," "ensued," "plaudits," "akin," and "idly").

We may lash out, bickering more and more, with our focus switching from being close to being right.

Road construction, busses and SUVs cutting ahead in the opposing traffic turn lane, more road construction, bickering backseat passengers, more road construction and an overturned cement mixer blocking traffic had me hot under the collar to say the least.