Sentences with phrase «increasingly acrimonious»

In the European Union, according to the Financial Times, «energy bills have become an increasingly acrimonious political issue, and there are signs of similar tensions flaring in the US.»

In an apparent pre-emptive strike, Amazon is appealing to readers and authors to take its side in an increasingly acrimonious pricing dispute with book publisher Hachette.

I feel like there's been an increasingly acrimonious discourse lately on traditional vs. self - publishing, and frankly, I'm tired of it.

The two camps spent much of the past month in an increasingly acrimonious public relations war, as the mainstream Dems accused their former fellows of empowering the party of President Donald Trump.

«We are in for a long haul during which time the atmosphere in the party will become increasingly acrimonious at branch and constituency levels.»

But rhetorical clashes between the IDC and the larger caucus have grown increasingly acrimonious.

Poloncarz's unwillingness to support four - year terms for legislators, his deteriorating relationship with Republican Legislature Chairman John Mills, R - Orchard Park, and his increasingly acrimonious relationship with Lorigo brought a halt or slowdown to several proposals he brought to the Legislature in recent months.

The new policy kicked off during World Breast Feeding Week and calls attention to the increasingly acrimonious debate over the feeding of newborns.

Does it have anything to do with the increasingly acrimonious political situation, not only in the United States, but also in other countries?

Encounters between Greece and the euro zone have become increasingly acrimonious over the last few weeks, as...

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The discourse to which these rival factions are increasingly resorting — abusive, ill - tempered and acrimonious — is beginning to lend intra-party debate a similar tone and temper to that of the earlier period.

The debate about using dispersants is becoming increasingly politicized and acrimonious, and the National Academy of Sciences has recently assembled a committee of scientists, government officials, and industry to evaluate the use of chemical dispersants in oil spill response.