Sentence examples similar to a disputed problem from inspiring English sources

But the tension does not all arise from the at first much disputed problems of dating, and the contention about the dating itself had, perhaps, behind it other anxieties than the purely scholarly ones.

The Aradia material is, unfortunately, a disputed text with problems of its own when compared to the usually accepted folklore, folk traditions, and folk magic practices of Italy.

"Young adults who are disputing this problem with their own parents or an uncle or something — they can hand the book to them and say, 'Will you at least read this?' " Dr. Emanuel said.

As a pilot, this study suggests an effective and practical resolution to health dispute problems based on scientific exploration and empirical verification.

The district does not dispute the problem.

There can be no disputing the problem.

"While nobody disputes the problem, there is concern about what the impact of the entire package would be," Mr. Cunningham said in an interview.

Whether this latest assault is strictly fueled by the Summers-Swan research or by some previously held detestation is open to dispute, a common problem in this line of work.

Conclusions-The application of the research in the implementation of hospital management can find security hidden danger of hospital timely, the objective existence of medical disputes problems timely.

No one disputes the problems facing Oakland's public school system, where one in four high school students drop out.

But in Nassau, a dispute rooted in budget problems and with a whiff of political jousting threatens to cut into the increase.