Sentence examples for are disputing about from inspiring English sources
verb
To contend in argument; to argue against something maintained, upheld, or claimed, by another.
So, for example, if we are disputing about whether to use "ox" or "non-ox" of some obscure object, one of the answers will be correct.
According to The Associated Press, the campaign is disputing about $2.7 million worth of bills from 26 creditors, including Ms. Van Hove.
Monarchs will soon be disputing about who should have them".
There also are disputes about whether capital punishment can be administered in a manner consistent with justice.
"It will step in to directly task where there are disputes about the nature of approach or ownership".
Some shootings are about protecting turf, others are disputes about women and some are initiation rituals, he said.
These spats between schools of poets are not just arguments about taste, they are disputes about what poetry should be.
There are disputes about the size of the electorate: locals and humanitarian agencies working there say that a recent census was inflated.
You'd be surprised how frequently there are disputes about who is entitled to claim a child as a dependent.
There are disputes about the effects of large doses of μ-opioid receptor agonist; furthermore, evidence about the effect of large doses of fentanyl on brain injury during CPB have not been reported.
