Sentence examples for a sharp dispute between from inspiring English sources
The choice of Mr. Bremer is a victory for the State Department over the Pentagon, and comes after weeks of what many officials say has been a sharp dispute between the two agencies.
When it appeared in 1983, it provoked a sharp dispute between Vietnam War nurses who claimed that the accounts of partying, drinking and drug use were exaggerated and those who insisted that the descriptions were accurate.
Near the end of the day, there was even a sharp dispute between the sides over the qualifications of an expert on rubber and plastics, who spent nearly an hour discussing the deterioration process of rubber.
But where that information came from, and the lengths to which the police and law enforcement agents may have gone to conceal the source, turned a seemingly ordinary gun possession case into a flash point over legal ethics and a sharp dispute between a judge and federal prosecutors.
JERUSALEM--The eviction of a tiny Palestinian community has sparked a sharp dispute between Israel and the European Union that is threatening to become a diplomatic crisis over allegations of abusing a French diplomat.
Hariri resigned the PM's post in October amid a sharp dispute with Syria, whose influence the current Beirut administration backs–or at least accepts.
Documents on the agency's Web site illuminate a long and increasingly sharp dispute between Ford and N.H.T.S.A., in which the agency accuses Ford of "skewing" data to play down the severity of the problem.
The United States does not recognize Taiwan as a country, and its status has been the focus of sometimes sharp dispute between the United States and China, ever since the Nationalist Chinese leaders fled there in 1949 after the Communist takeover.
But here, that issue quickly slid to the back burner in favor of the sharp dispute between the United States and the European Union, where the Green Party holds substantial sway.
See articleThe pope created a new way for groups of Anglicans to convert to Roman Catholicism, precipitating one of the sharpest disputes between the churches for decades.
