Sentence examples for rumbling argument from inspiring English sources
That said, deeply embedded suspicions of NATO within Russia's military establishment, as well as the populist nationalism of Vladimir Putin, the prime minister, will make for stuttering progress.Alternatives to nuclear?Assuming that the BMD plan goes ahead, it may further complicate one very tricky issue for the alliance the rumbling argument over its nuclear posture.
Rumbling arguments between press and politicians looks like the result, perhaps with Labour backing a full-blown press law if recalcitrant newspapers refuse to budge.
Except that it is all so depressingly familiar: simmering arguments, rumbling resentments and unwise lurches in the dark.
But as well as the usual arguments about border controls and Spanish ships sailing close to Gibraltar, an extraordinary argument has been rumbling on for months about conservation.
Quinn and her colleagues, a group of Punic archaeologists and historians from Italy and the Netherlands, who publish their findings in the journal Antiquity – where the argument has been rumbling on for several years – completely reject the latter theory.
THE arguments had been rumbling on for months.
As the arguments rumble on, we asked three women about their experiences as a priest in the Church of England today.
Arguments rumbled on and there were endless delays.
A couple of days later, Anthony Eden, then Secretary of State for War, added a scribbled note to a cabinet minute that recorded the order to go ahead with the bomb: In spite of top level pressure, the arguments rumbled on.
But on his biggest target – zero-hours contracts – the argument will rumble on towards election day, a debate Labour opposition will relish.
