Sentence examples for disputed connection from inspiring English sources

Tagg Romney was up to lawless mischief, his oblique (and disputed) connection to a company that supplies voting machines a guarantee that the count would be rigged.

The most controversial chapters of Reich's life involved his activities on behalf of the Nicaraguan Contras; his disputed connection to a Cuban-American terrorist; and his work as a lobbyist.

The comments sounded reminiscent of the disputed connections the Bush administration once made, but no longer does, between Iraq and the Sept. 11 attacks.

Since then, the evidence of our impact on the global climate has grown more compelling with each year, just as once disputed connections between smoking and lung cancer ultimately became broadly recognized.

Both Mr. Boehner and Ms. Pelosi strongly disputed any connection between their positions on legislation and their investments.

McAfee has "disputed any connection to the crime," however, telling the media that he believes police will torture and kill him if he is captured.

Historian Ronald Hutton has since disputed the connection; he noted reindeer spirits did not appear in Siberian mythology, shamans did not travel by sleigh, nor did they wear red and white, or climb out of smoke holes in yurt roofs.

Interesting enough nine years later Rock Hard Ten's onetime jockey Gary Stevens — who declined the mount aboard Rock Hard Ten in the 2004 Belmont because he disputed the connections' game plan — will be astride Oxbow in this year's Belmont.

Argueta doesn't dispute the connection between the recent wave of immigrants and the uptick in gang violence.

Mr. Engelhardt disputed the Bob Dylan connection, saying he did not know anyone who had ever seen him perform there.

The prisoner will surely dispute all connections to Al Qaeda, along with charges that he ordered the deaths of what Tony Blair now estimates as 400,000 Shiite and Kurdish Muslims in Iraq.