Sentence examples for wrangling in from inspiring English sources

Away from the gridlock and wrangling in Washington, California is making strides in reducing its contribution to global warming.

Fiat and the trust "are wrangling in court over a price for a portion of the trust's stake.

Legal wrangling in Minnesota over spoiled and absent ballots kept one of that state's Senate slots unfilled.

The deal was completed in January after months of wrangling in Europe over whether the deal would violate antitrust laws.

Abby Goodnough and Michael Cooper look at the wrangling in Iowa and at developments in other states.

The final sprint comes after a year of wrangling in Congress, against a background of noisy public meetings and demonstrations.

Day 12 of the presidential election began in the usual way, with wrangling in the counties and in the courts.

One can only imagine the protracted debates and inter-band wrangling in that most fractious of groups.

It is not yet a point of no return: there will be more wrangling in parliament and the cabinet before the actual pull-out, scheduled for next summer.

After the deal closed on March 7, J. Crew and the shareholders continued wrangling in court, with the retailer seeking to enforce the terms of the original settlement.

Friday's pre-Christmas wrangling in the nation's Capitol crystalized the challenges that Mr. Obama faces as he prepares to begin a second term next month.