Sentence examples for a decade of argument from inspiring English sources

He was an MP himself at 25, arriving at Westminster just as Labour embarked on a decade of argument between Bevanites and Gaitskellites, a sequel to the bitter debates of the 1930s and a prequel to the later divisions in which he was such a pivotal figure.

There has been a decade of arguments – often behind closed doors – about just how big the risk to human health the disease in cattle poses.

The 128-page judgement brings an end to more than a decade of arguments between the two water companies.

After nearly a decade of arguments, dates have finally been set for the closure of the maternity and A&E units at Chase Farm Hospital in north London.

The most famous example is the Lancet paper that suggested that the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella vaccine) caused autism: the result was a drop off in the number of children vaccinated, epidemics of measles, and more than a decade of fruitless argument [ 7].

Despite a decade of litigation, his argument did not prevail.

That helped label revenues grow slightly – a big deal after more than a decade of decline – but the argument is that they would be growing faster if YouTube was paying its fair share.

The democratic political parties, left in limbo, with their leaders absent and their supporters harassed or imprisoned, have missed out on nearly a decade of political evolution, the argument goes.

Arguments over best medical practices may not be as simple as Ms. Dresser describes, primarily because only one party in the argument (the doctor) has at least a decade of medical education.

A Decade of the Human Genome".

It was a decade of national carnival.