Wranglings in a sentence

This caused a complex set of legal wranglings that were not finalised when the Union was replaced with the Republic of South Africa.

Since the run at the Fringe, Alex has had to rework certain segments due to the small matter of Brexit wranglings and a General Election.

In corporate India, family business splits are usually accompanied by ugly public squabbles, legal wranglings that go on for years and all-round acrimony.

The various groups clamouring for the restoration of the indepedence of Biafra have often been beset with internal wranglings that have impede its secessionist efforts.

The chairman also called on the party’s National Working Committee, NWC, to convey a meeting of the National Executive Council, NEC, as part of measures to address internal wranglings.

Ian Saunders, chairman of Portsmouth Cycle Forum, said schemes like the widening of pavements in Southampton Road had taken far longer than expected and suspected wranglings related to the PFI contract were to blame.

For years, Adesuwa said she thought their situation was unique, but having talked to counsellors and researched the subject, it seems it’s not unusual for parents to be complicit in competitive wranglings between their children.

McGilligan, page 193 This somewhat exaggerated view was enhanced by his public contractual wranglings with Warner Bros. at the time, his joining of the Screen Actors Guild in 1933, and his involvement in the revolt against the so-called "Merriam tax".