Sentence examples for disputed origin from inspiring English sources

The term "baseball" itself, as The Times eventually points out ("Baseball's Disputed Origin Is Traced Back, Back, Back," July 8), dates at least to Britain, several decades before our revolution.

Because of the disputed origin of one piece, "Gospel Morning," the museum declined to include it in the exhibition.

Sympathy strikes by union locals occurred in states and territories from Ohio to California, and violence and rioting of disputed origin and intensity broke out, centring in Chicago.

Curbed LA poked plenty of holes in Von Anhalt's story, from the mansion's property details to the disputed origin of the home.

aThe Haplogroup frequency data are collected from references cited in the legend of Figure 5; AA = Austro-Asiatic Mundari populations show O-M95 as the most common haplogroup and only three of the 22 populations – Lodha, Savara and Mahali- show departure from this general trend (Table 2), which appears to be because of their disputed origin [ 31].

On the other hand, the sample size for Mundari populations is generally large (~35 109, except for two) and the frequency of the haplogroup ranges from 39%98%% with an average of 63% (excluding the three populations with disputed origin), which is significantly higher compared to that of the Southeast Asian Austro-Asiatics (χ2 = 108.60; p < 0.001).

North Korea says it has produced its first home-grown smartphone, but experts have disputed its origins.

Someone — credit is usually given to Kurti, though the origin myth is as disputed as most origin myths are — came up with the term "molecular gastronomy".

It was Nurman who first had the idea of stuffing roasted meat and salad into a pitta to provide busy Berliners with an on-the-go snack, although there are plenty who dispute its origins, arguing that the sandwich had been eaten in the Middle East long before Berlin claimed it as its own.

The credits are disputed and the origins cloudy, but the record took off in clubs like the Paradise Garage and became a theme song for marathon dances that lasted until sunrise.

The place of their continental origin is disputed.