Sentence examples for the current wrangling from inspiring English sources

There's an obvious parallel here with the current wrangling between the federal government and states that have legalized marijuana.

The (possible) availability of the Grand National sponsorship is also interesting in the light of the current wrangling over the BHA's Authorised Betting Partner status, which will be introduced at the start of 2016.

In some of the strongest language she has used, she said in a speech today at a military policy group that the current wrangling could become a "political graveyard" for Indonesia.

"Presidents in Waiting," your Dec. 3 editorial wondering what a visitor from Mars might think of the current wrangling for the presidency, doesn't note that those of us who voted for the winner of the popular vote are beginning to feel as if we're from Mars.

Former Justice Secretary Ken Clarke urged his colleagues to "move on" from the current wrangling and warned that leaving the EU would be "catastrophic" for the UK's economic prospects and global standing.

Ron Reagan says that we can view the current wrangling either through the lens of whose ox is gored -- do D's or R's benefit from a particular change in laws?

What galls Webber most about the current wrangle are the charges against his relatives.

That is something inspectors cannot be expected to verify as the current wrangle over Iran's true nuclear ambitions shows.

The current wrangle is only the most recent protest by Chinese officials that the arts, and film specifically, are being used as a weapon to meddle in their internal affairs.

The sinking approval ratings Republicans have suffered since 1 October appear to have persuaded party leaders to detach the battle against Obamacare from the current wrangle, meaning health provisions are likely to feature minimally, if at all, in any final deal.

So the NHS, schools and overseas aid are safe from the current Whitehall wrangling - although these are exceptions that even some members of the cabinet have argued against.