Sentence examples for Make a dispute from inspiring English sources

But while the margin of victory appeared solid, the projection was close enough to the threshold set by the EU to make a dispute over the outcome almost inevitable.

When a car gets totaled?" "You wish to make a dispute?" Desmond guessed.

And my insurance was... Do you know what insurance is?" "You wish to make a dispute?" he repeated.

The estate's lawyers, taking advantage of the fact that Gaye is considerably more popular and respected than Thicke, made a dispute between two groups of wealthy people seem like a battle between good and evil.

Put in the thing that I'm making a dispute.

The following months and years will test the importance of the economy for the Cyprus issue, but also the willingness of all parts of the dispute to make a difference in Cyprus beyond economics.

He based the claim on e-mails obtained through a public-records request that showed that William Turnage, the trust's managing trustee, had successfully lobbied the archive to make a statement disputing Mr. Norsigian's authentication claims.

The loss of these words make a possible but disputed recording of Walt Whitman, supposedly made in 1889 or 1890, such a treasure.

"The time involved, the cost involved and the uncertainty of the outcome make settling a dispute in court a risky proposition for both parties," Mr. Greenstein said.

The strife is more than a personal legal matter: Ms. Rodr?ez has become a political figure as well, making a custody dispute over their daughter fodder for the country's polarized politics.

Its sales have slid: it expects to make its first loss in a quarter-century in the year to March.This week's finding, by an ad hoc panel advising Japan's Food Safety Commission, will make a resolution of the dispute easier.