Sentence examples for disputed further from inspiring English sources
Environmentalists, local residents, and the state government have disputed further industrial development.
Even with Helmholtz available, Reichenbach is concerned to dispute further the very idea that Euclidean geometry has a privileged status in mathematical visualization that indicates some intrinsic limitation of thought.
It is not likely to wish to inflame the bigger dispute further.
Although Ayyūbid factionalism had been quieted, al-Kāmil's death in 1238 revived old family disputes, further weakening the dynasty.
If there is no resolution of the dispute, further regional strikes will take place in the autumn term followed by a national stoppage before Christmas.
The dispute further dented the company's share price, which has more than halved since Mr Ackman first invested.In this section Metal bashing Mirabile dictu Hash of the titan Net gains and losses The day after the fall Fruits of passion Heavy lifting Down towns ReprintsThe second feud has become a staple of cable financial television.
The dispute further inflamed tensions between the bitter Spanish rivals after a fiery first leg in Madrid, which Barcelona won 2-0.
This is evident generally in a slow-moving policy process at the federal level, but also in specific places like Plateau State where contentious political disputes further hamper the ability of the Fulani to seek government assistance.
So if advertisers were looking to make a quick buck (or Linden dollar) off the game's popularity the number of active users is also in dispute, further putting off advertisers and companies they may have to think again.
Carey's actions were given mixed reception, with critics and executives commending her bold actions regarding a song she felt needed to be heard, while others criticized her for publicizing the dispute further.
Sa'ar further disputed claims that Israel was violating the Refugee Convention, saying, "Any person who is entitled to a refugee status will be awarded a refugee status".
