Sentence examples for at disputing from inspiring English sources

A modern-day proponent of old-fashioned optimism, he offers training sessions for 8 to 10 students aimed at disputing negative thinking.

In its current form, Google Japan looks more like a portal site than any other version worldwide, a product strategy obviously aimed at disputing Yahoo's standing.

And I'm not, at all, disputing that regulation should be — needs to be — vigorous and broad.

Look at dispute resolution.

What is at dispute is how closely the new show hews to the "Rain" formula.

Rumours hint at disputes among the top brass over these appointments.

I look at disputes before and after I mix them up.

Under the agreement, Brinkley will give Cook $2.1 million but keep 18 properties in the Hamptons that were at dispute.

At dispute in the second-degree murder trial is whether Hayes legitimately feared for his life in a post-collision confrontation with Smith and others.

Sources close to Harman were claiming on Monday: "We have won on every substantive issue at dispute between the two sides in the past week, apart from exemplary damages.

In fact, indigenous communities became, in the words of García Martínez (1977), experts at disputes, both legal and extralegal, which sometimes even led to violence; according to Viceroy Enríquez, disputes were the main weapon of indigenous communities.