Sentence examples for dispute grows from inspiring English sources

Sweden has said that Saudi Arabia is recalling its ambassador from Stockholm as a diplomatic dispute grows between the two countries.

B1 Contract Dispute Grows Nastier Members of police and firefighters unions held a noisy 1 a.m. protest outside Mayor Bloomberg's town house and the police threatened to set up picket lines at the Republican National Convention.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Firestone-Ford Dispute Grows Bridgestone/Firestone asked the Transportation Department for a safety investigation of the Ford Explorer, contending that the sport utility vehicle's design makes it prone to rollovers when a tire fails.

The dispute grows out of a five-year investigation that the committee's staff has conducted into whether the CIA tortured terrorism suspects during the Bush years and whether the agency's interrogation practices actually yielded valuable intelligence, as officials had claimed.

A legal dispute grew out of Anspach's marketing a game called Anti-Monopoly.

The latest dispute grew out of a request to hire 60 baggage handlers and drivers in the ports of Newark and Bayonne.

One such dispute grew over time, from a war of words to what would end with a shooting.

The Republican governor and members of the Democratic-controlled Legislature are hung up over the terms of that provision, with the dispute growing more rancorous by the day.

The dispute grew out of a plan by Allstate, announced in fall 1999, in which the company said it was eliminating its employee-agent jobs.

IN a dispute growing out of Port Chester's plans to redevelop a large section of its downtown area, the village's Corporation Counsel has resigned.

The dispute grew even more personal when another Tory, the Eurosceptic Sir Teddy Taylor, complained about the cost of the "top-class" hotels used by the committee when they travelled to Germany to see how the euro was working.