Sentence examples similar to disputed volume from inspiring English sources
Shell, in documents submitted in its defence, admits its pipeline failed due to a faulty weld, but disputes the volume of spilled oil.
There are those who take as gospel everything that appeared in the composer's much-disputed volume of memoirs, Testimony, taking it as licence to interpret all his major works as coded acts of dissent against the Soviet regime, and there are those who regard the man's life and his music as separate, and take what he composed at face value.
The facts are difficult to dispute, given the volume of evidence.
One key document in dispute is volume three of an NRC staff member safety evaluation report on the nuclear waste project.
Fox disputed Rivers' account, claiming that "the volume of news topics" meant there was no room for her on the show.
The venom becomes less toxic, but much more proteolytic, presumably to enhance digestion of more voluminous prey with much smaller surface-to-volume ratios [ 19], although McCue [ 20] has disputed this conclusion.
The whole Commons rises in a tumult over the king's demands for tax, the king sulkily stalks out, the nobles shout their defiance (as shocking as throwing their gauntlets to the floor), and it is all much as Chaucer depicts it in the "Parliament of Fowls" ("Kek kek! kokkow! quek quek"), or in the "House of Fame", when the volume of disputing contenders for honour becomes as deafening as a rookery.
It remains bitterly disputed.
The details are disputed.
