Sentence examples for complex and disputed from inspiring English sources

"The colonial history of possession and dispossession is complex and disputed," he said.

The genesis of the 4-2-4 is complex and disputed, but what is significant here is that at the 1958 World Cup, Brazil were using it and nobody else was.

But the issue is complex and disputed.

First of all, this review focused on instruments measuring complex and disputed constructs such as 'patient-centred culture' and 'caring culture'.

(Over)simplifying the truly complex and disputed taxonomic history of the genus, these were, according to the taxonomic school followed, either from the A. rufus/ater L./ A. empiricorum Férussac 1819 complex or from the A. subfuscus group, both with a presumed distribution over entire Europe.

So citizens are not to justify their political decisions by appeal to divination, or to complex and disputed economic or psychological theories.

The key to any debate about solar is cost – but assessing like-for-like figures is complex and hotly disputed.

But Mr. Davis has generally resisted formally committing the state to returning its per-pupil spending, which is calculated by complex and sometimes disputed means involving a mix of state and federal money, to the national average.

Last month's ruling by the Justice Department has to do with one of the most complex — and most bitterly disputed — issues in music copyright.

The WTO wanted to spare developing countries from facing similarly complex (and expensive) disputes.

Eric focuses on litigation before the WTO, having been at the center of some of the most complex and contentious disputes in its history.