Sentence examples for with feuding from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with feuding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or context where there is ongoing conflict or disagreement between parties. Example: "The negotiations were complicated, with feuding factions unable to reach a consensus."
The US, despite having to cope with feuding over its budget, seems to have sped up.
Javier Solana, the European Union's security policy chief, briefed officials on his recent talks with feuding factions in Skopje.
He'd formed the group with feuding brothers Van and Gary Lee Conner a decade earlier, playing a kind of garage acid-rock the singer didn't much care for.
Major League Baseball has not stepped into the Dodgers' case, as it did with the Rangers, but it does not want a team heavily in debt, with feuding spouses, selling for a distressed price.
For one thing, officials would have to figure out which Taliban members might be within the reach of a reconciliation campaign, no easy task in a lawless country with feuding groups of insurgents.
It must contend, meanwhile, with feuding unions that are loath to cut it any more slack, stiff competition for customers from low-fare airlines, and jet fuel prices that have soared 15percentt in the last 12 months to slightly more than $1 a gallon, including an increase of nearly 4percentt yesterday alone.
In 1997, King returned to the USWA and teaming with Paul Diamond, feuding with Doll and Flash Flanagan.
He is feuding with the press & with network television.
After a quick feud with Hollywood Hulk Hogan in August 2002, Lesnar began feuding with the Undisputed WWE Champion, The Rock.
USA!" for the American performers they're feuding with.
Thornton, who had been feuding with Payne's boss, DeLano Thomas.
