at loggerheads造句

The North and South were at loggerheads.

The two factions are still at loggerheads.

The two countries are at loggerheads over trading issues.

The two hospital workers were always at loggerheads.

But these two goals are at loggerheads in the short run.

But the sides remained at loggerheads during a status conference in court Monday.

Buyers and sellers are at loggerheads in many markets, as home sellers refuse to accept the reality of lower prices.

Others were at loggerheads too; Frankfurter took to calling Douglas, Black and another justice, Frank Murphy, “the Axis”.

After two years of operating at loggerheads with Republicans, Mr. Obama and his aides are planning a post-election agenda for a very different political climate.

Jews abroad see Israel as increasingly backward and irrelevant to them, and Jews of different streams within Israel are at loggerheads.

The biggest reason is that developed and developing countries were at loggerheads over who will bear the most responsibility and who will cut how much.

His loyalties may sometimes be divided, just as a man may feel torn if his wife and mother are at loggerheads. but most such problems can be resolved or papered over.