Sentence examples for dispute points from inspiring English sources

But the dispute points to the prevailing mysteries of Manhattan's street grid, which, despite celebrating its 200th birthday on Tuesday, can continue to flummox.

The dispute points to a deeper conflict within Europe's single marketA bittersweet opportunity Syrian businesses are flocking to Jordan, whose relative calm is alluring to investors.

The dispute points to one of the most difficult challenges that has plagued Web search engines: what to do when the results of a search are offensive to some, but legal?

Barré-Sinoussi prefers not to dwell on the dispute, pointing out that Gallo attended the Pasteur institute's 30th anniversary celebrations of the discovery last year.

The White House later approved the 4,000 troops, but the dispute pointed to a deeper clash of cultures over the use of force that continued after General McChrystal took command.

Both sides in this dispute point to the symbolism of this structure at Ground Zero (although, in truth, it appears to be near, rather than at Ground Zero).

Several United Nations officials disputed points that Mr. Galbraith raised.

It is what happened next that is one of several disputed points.

In this light, the interpretation of the events of the First World War becomes an intellectual and political struggle, narratives being forged from disputing points of view.

It is, though Mr Farage strongly denies it, the epitome of a populist party: analysis by the Times newspaper, which UKIP also disputes, points to a hole of some £120 billion ($185 billion) in its fiscal plans.

It was there that the general synods of the New England churches met in 1637 and 1647 to settle disputed points of doctrine and, from there, that the Reverend Thomas Hooker's congregation departed for Connecticut in 1636.