acrimony造句

The dispute was settled without acrimony.

He preached holy acrimony, which is another name for marriage.

Despite the potential for acrimony, business angels and venture capitalists have to work together.

The only plausible means to alleviate the global acrimony is robust and more balanced economic growth.

The second, and possibly last, trial starts amid controversy and acrimony.

Now, with an agreement put on the table, talks have broken down in acrimony.

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But all in all the division of the spoils seems a good one, and surprisingly free of acrimony.

It was an opportunity for the world to pull together and affect positive change but instead, decisions were made that planted seeds of societal acrimony and social unrest.

Diet acrimony, sootiness, salt bloats, mildew changes, cankered food : hot food stimulates gastric mucous membrane, as time passes injures gastric mucous membrane ;

Every lender or investor eventually will need his money back, and a legal document covering everything from the terms to the timing can avoid the kind of acrimony just described.

WHEN an infamous summit of world powers in London ended in 1933, such was the mood of protectionist acrimony that many argued it would have been better if the meeting had not been held at all.

A drawn-out wrangle in the courts might produce more acrimony after a hard-fought and at times bitter campaign, although a legal scrap would be preferable to street violence.