Sentence examples for begin to dispute from inspiring English sources
Not that one of Cuba's reigning world champions, the bantamweight Lazaro Alvarez Estrada, could even begin to dispute the semi-final decision that went the way of the splendid Irish contender John Joe Nevin in yesterday's semi-final.
Other analysts have begun to dispute Mr. Greenspan's benign view of rising household debt.
They seized the royal pet monkey, at first to caress it; then they began to dispute as to which of them loved it best, whose it should be.
When he was arrested in Santa Monica, he had eight hundred and twenty-two thousandollarsrs in cash; last week, his lawyers began to dispute the government's right to seize it.
A rising number of economists in Europe have begun to dispute this view, citing surveys of business and consumer confidence that hint at weaker growth.
But after the technology crash and the painful bear market that followed, a growing number of economists began to dispute that approach.
At one point during Mr. Weissmann's close, Mr. Hardin stood up and angrily began to dispute the prosecutors' rendition of the facts.
But almost immediately after the final vote, the governor's staff and the Legislature began to dispute what was written in the most contentious portion of the budget — education — underscoring the secretive nature of the negotiations that led to thousands of pages of legislation.
Since the joint venture was set up in 2003, the relationship between the investors has been strained, but it has deteriorated rapidly this year when the Russian billionaires began to dispute the terms of the shareholder contract with BP.
The P.B.A. has asked the state Public Employment Relations Board, known as PERB, to declare an impasse and begin to mediate the dispute, but the city has continued to challenge that body's jurisdiction over the negotiations.
