Sentence examples for dispute keeps from inspiring English sources

The dispute keeps escalating.

The war is still a subject of "very vibrant debate" in Japan, Mr. Sneider said, and the Dokdo/Takeshima dispute keeps its thumb on the emotional and political scales.

"Diverting the War on Terrorism" (editorial, June 10), about the Department of Homeland Security's role in tracking down Democratic Texas legislators who had fled the state in a redistricting dispute, keeps a truly dismaying episode of Republican dirty pool from being forgotten.

Investors fear that if the dispute keeps growing, it could slow U.S. exports of products to China and reduce the sales and earnings growth of the American companies involved.

In telephone interviews yesterday, spokesmen for both sides in the dispute kept their language studiedly muted.

It may be just as well that a cable company dispute kept many Indianapolis Colts fans from seeing Sunday's game against the Houston Texans.

Although a contractual dispute kept the drummer from participating in the band's recent comeback, Osbourne said he doesn't believe Ward could rejoin the band even if he wanted to.

Responding to questions from his attorney, Cory Strolla, Dunn said he has ear damage and the music "caused him pain". The dispute kept getting worse, the defendant said.

But disputes kept arising.

Since the early 2000s, however, the groups have coexisted peacefully, with localized disputes kept under control.

The price dispute has kept Yankees and Nets games off Cablevision systems, which serve 2.9 million households in the New York region.