Sentence examples for disputing the need from inspiring English sources

Industry analysts say that automakers in general are less insistent on disputing the need for a recall, and more aware of the harmful publicity that results from not addressing a safety problem quickly.

With more than 12 countries lined up to join the European Union in the next decade or so, no one is disputing the need to overhaul the cumbersome institutions of the entire bloc.

Liz Hatch wrote to the Henley Standard in Oxfordshire, disputing the need to preface "all letters to the editor with 'Sir'".

Now, there's no disputing the need for analytics leadership exists in a lower mid-market organization ($10 to $50M in revenue) but you don't need a full-time hire to achieve results.

That deals with the first part.... as for disputing the need for comparisons, I don't really mind - go for it.

No one disputes the need to attract business from China.

Similarly, nobody disputes the need to foster growth and employment.

Nobody disputes the need to rein in government spending.

Neither campaign disputes the need for bankruptcy in the Chapter 11 sense.

No one disputes the need for whistle-blowers who expose government wrongdoing, abuse or cover-ups.

Ms. Szapary and others say they do not dispute the need for an improved tourist experience.