Sentence examples for disputed the argument from inspiring English sources

The president also disputed the argument that the pipeline would help lower retail gasoline prices.

In an e-mail message, the N.C.A.A. spokesman Erik Christianson disputed the argument that the N.C.A.A. violated antitrust laws.

Not that he would have disputed the argument put by France's Laurent Fabius, the incoming president of Ecofin, that confusion over Europe's financial regulation needs sorting out.

Mr. Perry has also disputed the argument undergirding the new rules, that the heat-trapping emissions that contribute to global warming threaten public health.

But a Denver venture capitalist, William Stanfill, disputed the argument, saying his colleagues have displayed a "Chicken Little" mentality in warning of dire consequences.

He disputed the argument for imperial continuity that was laid out so potently in The Great Escape, John Sturges' 1963 film.

Government officials and consumer groups, however, have disputed the arguments hospitals have made in their defense.

Noodlers and some biologists dispute the argument that noodling affects fish populations differently than other forms of fishing.

Like him or not, you can't dispute the argument that the Mets were a sorry, insipid sell until he moved into the manager's office and began chatting them up.

It didn't take long for Demos to begin issuing loud warnings about the danger that ever-increasing debt was posing to American households, while pointedly disputing the argument that over-the-top credit card debt was primarily the result of excessive consumer spending.

Democrats dispute the argument, both on its merits and on the grounds that the president has a constitutional duty to fill empty judgeships.