quibbling in the PONS Dictionary

quibbling Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

no one would quibble with that
niko neće cepidlačiti oko

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Well, there's plenty of room for quibbling about what constitutes a tax payment vs. a federal benefit.
www.slate.com
But he held such disputes to be specious quibbling over words, and thus at the beginning he avoided taking sides.
en.wikipedia.org
So there's no quibbling about what to do - stop the rot, sell more stuff.
www.independent.co.uk
There may be some quibbling around just how low permissible alcohol blood levels should be when driving, but the principal is not in dispute.
www.independent.ie
Those quibbling about the number may be missing the point.
www.football365.com
But that is effectively quibbling around the edges of a broader reality, one that suggests regulators should have been enough tougher on lenders.
www.afr.com
If properly construed, they destroy legal quibbling.
en.wikipedia.org
There are too many strong points to waste time quibbling.
blogs.crikey.com.au
The commandants and their respective staffs had been quibbling most of the day, having only reached one minor agreement.
en.wikipedia.org
This is not to say, however, that there is not room for quibbling...
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