Sentence examples similar to dispute hard from inspiring English sources

And in a credentials dispute, hard-bargaining party leaders left the Paul forces with only half the delegates from Maine that they had thought they had won — a blunt reminder of Mitt Romney's grip on the proceedings.

But in a credentials dispute, hard-bargaining party leaders left Paul forces with only half the Maine delegates they thought they had won this year — a blunt reminder of Mitt Romney's grip on the proceedings.

It is, as ever with such long-running disputes, hard to tell.

They make territorial disputes harder to settle and lie at the root of regional opposition to Japan's attempts to gain a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.

Let's hope she delivers some answers soon because, with the title of reigning champ of retrograde pop in dispute, playing hard to get is so over.

Conflicts and disputes are hard facts about life that anyone can encounter.

The dispute has hard-liners in both countries predicting war, alarming observers who say what should be a technical issue has veered into dangerous terrain.

Annoyingly, sound data to resolve this dispute is very hard to come by.

The "no Solzhenitsyn" dispute surfaced in hard print with articles in the Spectator and letters to the TLS.

What if the names involved in the dispute were not hard to pronounce, she said, and were instead Philadelphia and Pennsylvania?

This continuous pattern of genetic differentiations in East Asia is also characterized by changes in the levels of genetic diversity and substructure between NEAS and SEAS, although with a hard dispute between different authors.