Sentence examples for dispute lay from inspiring English sources

The origins of the dispute lay in the doubts that surrounded Inter's prospects of qualifying from their group.

But, as in so many such arguments in the legal battle for the White House, behind an intellectual dispute lay a deeply practical consequence.

Labour replied that it believed the strike should not have gone ahead, but said responsibility for resolving the dispute lay equally with Bob Crow, the RMT's leader, and Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London.

THE dispute lay dormant while Mr. Messner surprised the world with achievement upon achievement, including climbing Everest solo and during the monsoon season -- an achievement still widely considered the most remarkable in climbing history.

Police are investigating the possibility that a property dispute lay behind the massacre, though a motive has not yet been established.

The roots of the dispute lie in different traditions.

At the heart of this dispute lie very serious issues with direct relevance to Britain and other European neighbours.

At the heart of the dispute lie some 200 boxes of skeletal remains, now stored in a Jewish mausoleum in Prague.

The core of the dispute lies in possible links between the bombing and a wide array of militant Islamic groups in Yemen.

The dispute lies over a rare 19th-century agreement that allowed the archdiocese to appoint the church's lay board and priests, but gave the congregation ownership of its property and assets.

Canada's lumber industry claims that this cost it C$700m $480mm) per year in forgone revenue, and 11,000 jobs.At the root of the dispute lie different systems for timber rights on each side of the border.