Sentence examples for slow wrangling from inspiring English sources
The announcement marked the end of a week of agonisingly slow wrangling between the Iranian team, headed by Mr Zarif, and the foreign ministers of Britain, France, Germany, the US, Russia and China.
For now the project has been slowed by legal wrangling over the building currently on the site, an example of mid-20th-century functionalist architecture designed by a Russian émigré, Vladimir Kaspé.
The victim's male companion said later that police were slow to respond and then wasted more time wrangling over who had jurisdiction over the crime.
The deadline for an interim constitution is Feb. 28, but a drafting committee of about 10 people has slowed its work because the outcome of the wrangling over elections will affect how the constitution is written, said Feisal al-Istrabadi, the senior legal adviser to Adnan Pachachi, head of the Governing Council.
Yet the rails have only just reached 465km (290 miles) from Madrid to the Catalan town of Lerida, thanks not least to wrangling among Spain's many tiers of authority and a political will that jolts between goods-train-slow and election-fuelled frantic.
Further wrangling followed.
Bulgaria cannot afford prolonged wrangling.
Wrangling over Aamer continues.
So began years of legal wrangling.
But more legal wrangling delayed the announcement.
