Sentence examples for potential for wrangling from inspiring English sources
A recent report by the United Nations Development Programme describes them as the "missing link", awkwardly squeezed between central government, which has the money, and district and municipal administrations, which have the power.The potential for wrangling is heightened by party politics.
Nor is there much time for wrangling.
Shaw credited Showtime for "wrangling" Pacquiao from HBO.
Many thanks to DennisChow for wrangling the weekly Quick Helps.
He thinks the functionaries on the East Coast don't have the knack for wrangling celebrities.
Recently, he's been in the news for wrangling with Time Warner.
With the emergence of antibiotic resistance, symbiotic use of metallic nanoparticle with conventional antibiotics offers a better alternative for wrangling against antibiotic resistance.
The same goes for wrangling passports at the airport.
Huge congrats to #shaunaduggins,our stunt coordinator, for wrangling this team of Awesome Misfits.
If Personal Audio, for instance, were to sue Facebook or Twitter, the potential for drawn out legal wrangling would make their overhead too large (though they have scored a few victories against Apple).
Only the wrangles over the deportation of terrorists to insalubrious places, in which the ECHR is also involved, rival its potential for double demagoguery.
