Sentence examples for prolonged wrangling from inspiring English sources
Bulgaria cannot afford prolonged wrangling.
Plaintiffs' lawyers and victims praised the change today, saying it showed that Archbishop O'Malley was interested in settling the cases expeditiously and wanted to avoid prolonged wrangling with victims.
Prolonged wrangling over the result and a weakened Hun Sen could raise uncertainty over policy in the small but fast-growing Southeast Asian country that has built up a thriving garment sector and forged economic ties with China and Vietnam.
"Prolonged wrangling will not benefit Hong Kong, it will only adversely affect the economy".
Officials agreed to the recount after prolonged wrangling, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry said.
The bid of 11 billion Australian dollars by a consortium of private equity firms that included the Texas Pacific Group and Macquarie Bank of Australia collapsed in May after prolonged wrangling.
Bush advisers were riding the tiger this weekend, unsure if the high court would prolong the wrangling rather than head it off.
But the disclosure of the confidential documents could further complicate the legal wrangling over his release and prolong his 16-month house arrest in England.
And the justices showed concern that prolonging the post-electoral wrangling without an official winner could short-circuit the eventual loser's right to contest the election, as provided by state law.
The new accord, reached late Sunday night after months of wrangling inside Mrs. Merkel's coalition of conservatives and the business-friendly Free Democrats, will prolong the life of the nuclear facilities an average of 12 years.
