Sentence examples for disputes which from inspiring English sources

Bitter disputes, which reached the Alabama courts, surrounded Go Set a Watchman.

Parkes was involved in sectarian disputes, which were especially vigorous in the colony.

But the disputes — which are real and impassioned — are not about fish, oil, gas or real estate.

They worried not only about religious wars as such but about political disputes which were "religious" in their intensity.

He concluded that "all the disputes which have vexed philosophers through so many ages have been resolved.

For those consumers, "the credit bureaus should conduct real and meaningful investigations of disputes, which they do not," she said.

The marchers' demands included enforceable property deeds and fast-track courts to settle land disputes, which can take several years.

"It is in everyone's interest to avoid drawn out disputes which emotionally damage workers and financially damage businesses.

There was talk of demands for pay rises for the Russian players, and contract disputes, which remain unresolved.

That's one more daft utterance in these two disputes which the person uttering them will come to regret.

The public registry contains records of countless debts and long disputes, which did not hinder a steady stream of paintings.