Sentence examples for as disputing from inspiring English sources

Bloomber quoted Dan Tarman, a spokesman for Pimco, as disputing its figures.

"Other Democratic operatives and people who talked to the governor" were now quoted as disputing the source's account.

After the shooting, some news accounts quoted a neighbor and Mr. Colon's girlfriend as disputing the police version, saying they had not seen an officer trip or bump Officer Gonzalez.

There were also indications of disagreement within the rebel ranks over who was in charge, with one leader, Michel Djotodia, declaring himself the new head of state and The Associated Press quoting another rebel leader, Nelson N'Djadder, as disputing Mr. Djotodia's assertion.

In fact, many of the great debates of the authors working within this framework can be characterized precisely as disputing the identity or distinctness of the items featured here, or the very criteria of identifying or distinguishing them.

Topping the list of authorities is Westminster, where officials, as well as disputing some of the figures behind its reported £41.6m surplus, say the revenue helps pay for a range of vital transport and highways services that help the High Street prosper.

In my experience, therapy designed to create new insights, which is fortified by active interventions, such as disputing irrational beliefs, is much, much more effective.

Older age in itself should not exclude patients from receiving therapy, but in the frail elderly the risks may outweigh the benefits of starting preventive treatment.[ 18] GPs who do not start lipid-lowering treatment in patients with near goal lipid levels, could be viewed as disputing the considerations made in the guidelines.