Sentence examples for existential dispute from inspiring English sources

Once the existential dispute with Israel had been resolved, the world might swiftly lose interest in the remaining territorial details, leaving Israel to consolidate the post-1967 gains marked out by Mr Sharon's separation barrier.

There is no existential dispute with the U.S.

Note that the issue is orthogonal to the contrast between the objectual and the substitutional interpretation of the existential quantifier since the dispute over the admission of intentional objects is wholly internal to the objectual interpretation of the quantifier.

The perceived threat to state autonomy became an existential one through the specific dispute over slavery.

Territorial disputes are solvable; existential conflicts are not.

At the root of all these disputes is an existential argument: what is a university for?

For a second thing, parties to an ontological dispute will often disagree over the existential entailments of a theory (see §2.2 below).

The relation between transcendental and existential phenomenology is, however, quite complex and remains in dispute.

That Arabs themselves need to do a better job of articulating their own dreams, hopes and ambitions for the future – ie the existential elements of humanity that tie us together regardless of race, creed or religion – is also beyond dispute.

It is for the empirical sciences, not existential philosophy, to say what these features are, and such empirical work will always remain a matter of dispute.

Scaramucci discussed his dispute with CNN later on Fox News' "Media Buzz," and described the media broadly as having an "an existential crisis" over Trump's victory. .