Sentence examples for endless dispute from inspiring English sources
"Do not spend your days in endless dispute with the cowardly and foolish, if it means it will delay you meeting Allah's enemies on the battle field.
Charity Hospital in New Orleans — the flagship of the state system — closed after the flood, and an endless dispute over the extent of its damage has left clinics and hospitals crowded.
But what Libor means is that it's too long ago for a man reaching the end of his life, bereaved, failing, unable any longer to participate in a seemingly endless dispute over moral, spiritual and literal territory.
Simply excluding Scottish, Welsh and Northern Ireland MPs from some business will lead to endless dispute and, more fundamentally, constant instability as UK governments fail to get legislation through.
What had seemed likely to be an incremental summit, bogged down by the seemingly endless dispute over the future of NATO, ended up offering the promise of unanticipated progress in a number of areasalthough many obstacles remain before all that promise is realized.
Above all, Āzād's approach to certain poets has given rise to endless dispute: his treatment of Maz̤har, Mīr, Inshā, Momin, Żauq, and Ġhālib has been attacked and defended for decades.38 These arguments are often fascinating to follow, and very revelatory in their way.
Following the PEM idea, conflicts could perhaps be more resolvable (and less divisive or ideological) when assessing and comparing concrete future scenarios based on alternative disputed normative ideas, rather than potentially endless disputes about the abstract normative ideas themselves (Kowarsch and Edenhofer, 2016).
They also say that such artificial constraints will provoke endless disputes and complaints.
She was involved in endless disputes over the selection of parliamentary candidates.
An urban rail system is a natural monopoly, and competition, while it lasted, led to endless disputes.
Negotiating terms with commercial developers is a nightmare when costs and returns are uncertain; environmental issues cause endless disputes.
