Sentence examples for a considerable dispute from inspiring English sources

The 'centralisation' of the authorisation procedure and the continuously positive opinions by EFSA considering the ERAs of the applications as sufficient led to a considerable dispute among MS on the presumed safety of GMPs.

General consensus exists between institutions involved concerning the relevance of space networks at risk situations, despite a considerable dispute on the prominence of each distinct situation such as floods or landslides.

But just how successful Mr. Cheney was as a chief executive is a matter of considerable dispute, judging by a broad survey of his record that included interviews with present and former company executives.

Although the fairy tale is a distinct genre within the larger category of folktale, the definition that marks a work as a fairy tale is a source of considerable dispute.

That's a considerable difference.

That is a considerable difference.

Reliable information can allow cooperative individuals to avoid exploitation, but which mechanisms can sustain such a situation is a matter of considerable dispute.

Whether Mr. Obama can deliver is a matter of considerable dispute among health analysts and economists.

How successful psychoanalytic therapy has been in the treatment of psychoneuroses remains, however, a matter of considerable dispute.

The rest was to come from savings generated by various efficiencies (their value is a matter of considerable dispute).

California's zinfandel, she showed, is genetically the same as primitivo, though how it crossed the ocean remains a subject of considerable dispute.