Sentence examples for professional squabbling from inspiring English sources

Precisely because "psychologists have never successfully treated sexual dysfunction in anybody," Wilson said, "business" was the real source of much of the current professional "squabbling".

The Olympics, and 2012 in particular, are supposed to be the time when, briefly, we turn away from professional football's cavalcade of squabbling agents and moody players and give the archers and the swimmers a look-in.

Zeidner gets nice comic mileage from the shrinks squabbling privately over their professional diagnoses (Does the hostage taker have narcissistic personality disorder? Schizophrenia?) and trying their calming best to get her to shed her mask or explain her demands.

Ms. Lancaster said that to avoid squabbling with her husband, a professional chef who's a stickler for expiration dates, she uses a "first in, first out" philosophy that many stores employ.

There was no infantile squabbling.

Even so, squabbling on the right continues.

Already, however, the new neighbours are squabbling.

And they have begun squabbling among themselves.

Locals are squabbling over the plans.

The parties are squabbling over price.

And on it went, against a shifting, squabbling ethnic background that evolved from Irish to anti-Irish Americans of English descent to Chinese to Jewish to Italian, with the criminal organizations becoming ever more professional and the violence more lethal.