Sentence examples for been dispute from inspiring English sources
verb
To contend in argument; to argue against something maintained, upheld, or claimed, by another.
But to date, there has been dispute over how much money has flowed from rich to poor.
There has been dispute within the administration over the accuracy of the intelligence in the report, and F.B.I. officials have said that it appears to overstate the scope and significance of their counterterrorism efforts before Sept. 11.
Though there has been dispute in recent years over pre-15th-century European bones found with what resemble syphilitic symptoms, medical science is largely agreed that it was indeed a new disease brought back with the men who accompanied Columbus on his 1492 voyage to the Americas.
There has been dispute about the exact factors influencing dental arch development in adult cleft palate patients, so we designed this study to investigate the effects of operative and anatomic factors on the development of dental arch morphology.
There has long been dispute over how drilling companies calculate royalty payments due landowners.
CHEMERINSKY: There's long been dispute over the meaning of the 2nd amendment.
This may have been disputed.
Although this has been disputed.
(This, however, has been disputed).
The underlying etiology has been disputed.
