Sentence examples for wrangle about from inspiring English sources

An extensive wrangle about its share of the debt would increase uncertainty and hence its funding costs.

She added that they were also alike in one other important respect: "We both like to wrangle about political issues".

But complaints about the noise they generate have remained, prompting officials to publicly wrangle about what to do, sometimes to little avail.

Were a clean funding bill put to a vote, John Boehner, the Republican speaker, would need to wrangle about two dozen Republicans to go along with Democratic support.

The panel fell into a bitter wrangle about what was, or was not, the appropriate tone to adopt towards such a highly original English writer as Golding.

Campion called this the "Iambick Dimeter, or English march", but added "call it what you please, for I will not wrangle about names".

But wrangles about money are rarely only about money.

The scheme is plagued by legal wrangles about its ownership.

"We had a year of wrangling about it," Mrs. Vivian said.

This music-loving company even wrangles about favourite singers and best performances.

For them and countless others, wrangles about the exact definition of rape are beside the point.