Meanings of acrimonious dispute in English

The result of the election became the subject of acrimonious dispute.

The homeowners' actions have triggered an acrimonious dispute with neighbours and the authorities.

One evening, as uncle and nephew dined, there had been an acrimonious dispute.

The Garda force itself, meanwhile, is riven by the acrimonious dispute among the representative bodies.

But after opening with a power failure, the meeting ended prematurely with an acrimonious dispute.

This delicious sylvan retreat does not lend itself to acrimonious dispute, or, in plain English, quarreling.

The acrimonious dispute between Alex Ferguson and John Magnier over record-breaking stallion Rock Of Gibraltar is nearing its conclusion.

As he came in, they broke off what had evidently been an acrimonious dispute and gave him their undivided attention.

It is the latest twist in a bitter and acrimonious dispute between Vincent Tan, Cardiff's Malaysian owner, and Mackay and Moody.

National is moving early to stamp its mark on the health portfolio as Tony Ryall steps in to sort this acrimonious dispute.

But the initiative degenerated into a confused and acrimonious dispute between left and right, secular France and religious France, Parisian and rural society.

The Bank of England has fired shots at the European Commission in an increasingly acrimonious dispute over preparations by the financial sector for Brexit.

The agency is currently embroiled in an acrimonious dispute with the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) over glyphosate, an ingredient of widely-used pesticides.

Cable firm NTL resolved an acrimonious dispute with the telecoms regulator yesterday by agreeing to offer digital television to all its customers by June 2003.

The Bank of England has fired shots at the European Commission in an increasingly acrimonious dispute over preparations by the financial sector for Br(...)

Some journalists, celebrity sympathisers and fellow advocates for freedom of speech have distanced themselves from him after acrimonious disputes.