Sentence examples similar to wrangling process from inspiring English sources

Wilensky cautioned that it's still very early on in the vote-wrangling process, no matter how accelerated it may be.

But should the UN attempt a more ambitious scheme, it would prompt a fresh round of wrangling about how the process should be supervised.

Yet all is not smooth sailing as Mr. Barney attempts to explain his creative process while wrangling 45,000 pounds of petroleum jelly and a massive block of whale vomit.

Thankfully, this means the process of wrangling payments is much neater (not to mention less contentious) here than it is in meatspace.

Altius Space Machines took home the top at NewSpace 2011's business plan contest for its vision of simplifying the process of wrangling out-of-control satellites and the like.

While I'd personally sign up for a tablet if they became available, it feels like the process of wrangling manufacturers and dealing with the logistics of tablet distribution may be too much for a company on shaky ground to undertake.

The Royal Ulster Constabulary, whose "royal" tag enrages many Roman Catholics in Northern Ireland, is in the eye of a storm in the province's shaky peace process, plagued by wrangling over its British links and by Catholic mistrust.

The worst sticking points in the process came in wrangling over what role Lower Manhattan should take in the city's future and which firm should write the final presentation.

Lewis, who is acting as mayor while Mayor Dave Bing recovers from surgery, said the city is behind in this year's budgeting process, due to wrangling with the state over how to resolve Detroit's financial crisis.

One area where Reid's analysis could have taken a step further is wrangling with the global political economic processes that influence savanna systems.

He compared the stalled political process here to the usual wrangling any parliamentary democracy faces after an election.