Sentence examples for working at loggerheads from inspiring English sources

County and city elected officials say that unlike in the past they are now coordinating their plans rather than working at loggerheads, and that they have a level of political will and fortitude that they never had before.

He found himself "at loggerheads" with himself.

Just as telling, the unemployed and those still at work but at loggerheads with their bosses frequently displayed their solidarity in public.

Yet the piece presents two arguments that work at startling loggerheads.

For example, paediatricians did not have substantial authority over nursing staff, as illustrated by the following excerpt: '…No, that (paediatricians checking treatment charts during ward round to ensure treatment is given as prescribed) will not work; we shall be at loggerheads with the nurses'.

The two publishers co-own the printing works and have been at loggerheads ever since Mr Desmond acquired the Express in November 2000.

Nursing education is one of many issues that have set the RCN, two-thirds of whose 415,000-strong membership work in the NHS, at loggerheads with the coalition.

Even better was the fact that the United States and the European Union, the world's biggest traders, so often at loggerheads in the past, worked in close alliance at Doha.

English Heritage and the National Trust, which have come together for the first time to work on the road proposals, after being at loggerheads in many previous planning inquiries, remained jubilant.

But can a party whose PLP and membership/leadership have been at loggerheads find a way of working together, or will this week see the airing of further mutual recriminations leading to an eventual split?

The Marine Research Foundation works for loggerhead conservation in Oman.