Sentence examples for substantial wrangling from inspiring English sources
Despite substantial wrangling over definitions of 'animal culture' as well as disagreement over whether animals should even be accorded culture [6] many scientists agree that, at least in some nonhuman species, individuals may possess a capacity to learn from others within their community.
But the real wrangling is only beginning.
Others have been more substantial, such as the addition, removal, restoration, and subsequent wrangling over a section in the Menendez entry that was called "charges of corruption".
The two competing bills sponsored by leaders in the House of Representatives and the Senate have substantial differences, however, that have proven difficult for their sponsors to reconcile, even after a month of wrangling.
So it would have some wrangling on its hands if it hikes the monthly subscriber fees to carry ESPN Classic-turned-NFL Network or charges a rather substantial price for a brand-new ESPN/NFL Network channel.
Further wrangling followed.
Bulgaria cannot afford prolonged wrangling.
Speaking to reporters afterward, Dewey, who had a substantial lead in the polls over the incumbent, Harry Truman, said that the Berlin crisis was so grave that it must be exempt from partisan wrangling.
Wrangling over Aamer continues.
So began years of legal wrangling.
