Sentence examples for Deeply disputed from inspiring English sources

His reputation remains deeply disputed.

The statistics of traumatic colonial events such as the Nanjing massacre remain deeply disputed.

Our first effort examines the deeply disputed proposal for President Obama to declare a new federal monument in southeastern Utah, under the Antiquities Act.

After seven years of a war whose rationale is deeply disputed in the United States, the Obama administration viewed the vote as a test of Iraq's stability, a last milestone before the final withdrawal of American troops.

The African Union has issued a surprise last-minute demand for the Democratic Republic of the Congo's government to suspend the announcement of final results of the deeply disputed presidential election.

For example, Secretary Powell said that control of Jerusalem, among the most deeply disputed matters, must be decided in negotiations between the parties that would take into account "the religious and political concerns that both will bring to the table".

However many cases of psychogenic illness are reported, the label remains a deeply vexed and often disputed one.

The improbable yet deeply bitter dispute involves local civic groups, the Nassau County Police Benevolent Association, which proposed the memorial signs, and May W. Newburger, the North Hempstead supervisor.

The case involved a deeply personal dispute between a former married couple over what to do with leftover but still viable biological products resulting from a sophisticated medical procedure.

CFI has disputed the figure and called the film "deeply flawed".

The disputed 12 June presidential vote divided Iran deeply and triggered widespread street protests by an opposition that claimed the election was stolen by fraud.