Sentence examples for because of disputed from inspiring English sources

Will Gore Listen?" And "A Gore Coup d'Etat?" If the shoe were on the other foot, if Al Gore were ahead in Florida because of disputed votes, you can be sure that The Journal and Rush Limbaugh and the rest would be fulminating to upset that result.

There is a lengthening list of very different African countries that have imploded, at great loss of life, because of disputed elections.

"Should he have assumed that an unarmed man would have attacked a police officer?" Mr. Savage said of Mr. Slager, who he complained had been made a "poster boy" of police misconduct claims because of disputed killings elsewhere in the country.

Then he missed several majors because of disputes between the W.C.T. and the I.T.F.

Ukraine's economic situation was made more complex because of disputes with Russia over the Association Agreement.

(The agreement broke down acrimoniously a few years later, largely because of disputes over its implementation).

Once in every 7 days a gangster is killed because of dispute with fellow gangster.

But pipeline exports have been sporadic because of disputes between the Kurds and Baghdad.

The victims have not received payments until now because of disputes over the Marcos property.

"Honda's labor conflicts are not just happening because of disputes over wages," Professor Marukawa said.

The ordering of books, he said, has been delayed because of disputes among staff members.