Sentence examples for continue to be disputed from inspiring English sources

This is a complex history whose exact nature will perhaps continue to be disputed.

Case-specific factual issues, which are in effect past 'variables', receive less attention because: (1) often they are and will continue to be disputed and controversial; and (2) they are likely to represent an unreliable basis for the design and management of the future unless very similar facts are presented in the same jurisdiction.

Nonetheless, based on this review we contend that unless there is a major research investment in this area the claim that palliative care services provide family carers with effective support will continue to be disputed [ 41].

Just what "catharsis" is actually supposed to entail continues to be disputed.

From the Middle Ages onward, the existence and nature of the soul and its relationship to the body continued to be disputed in Western philosophy.

Under this label it has come to be increasingly recognized internationally as a language in its own right, although this claim continues to be disputed by many Punjabi speakers who regard it as a dialect of Punjabi.

In addition, East Jerusalem (also formerly part of Jordan) was occupied by Israeli forces, and Israel took over administration of the city as a single municipality; in 1967 Israel incorporated East Jerusalem and adjoining villages and later formally annexed them actions that have continued to be disputed abroad and hotly contested by Palestinians and neighbouring Arab nations.

An Orbital Sciences resupply mission failed in October, the exact cause of which continues to be disputed.

The region around Brough continued to be disputed between the kings of England and Scotland; in 1173, William the Lion of Scotland invaded as part of the Great Revolt against the rule of Henry II.

Thus, available data do not paint a coherent mechanism for formaldehyde to increase the risk of NPC, and moreover the association continues to be disputed [ 16- 18].

A large body of evidence now indicates that BPA is an endocrine-disrupting chemical that can induce a variety of adverse effects in mammals and other vertebrates and invertebrates (Oehlmann et al. 2008; Richter et al. 2007), but its safety continues to be disputed (Goodman et al. 2009).