Sentence examples for ferocious dispute from inspiring English sources
Last week the Newsnight presenter played referee to a ferocious dispute between Alistair Campbell and the Daily Mail's Jon Steafel – but on Monday night she changed tack by interrogating a swivel-eyed Sesame Street character.
The bill becomes law as soon as the president, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, signs it as he soon will.After ten years of ferocious dispute in various courts and after three convictions for dishonesty (all so far set aside on appeal or under statute of limitation), Mr Berlusconi is almost, but not quite, off the judicial hook.
Both the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which awards the Oscars, and the producers guild became embroiled in a ferocious dispute when they denied Bob Yari, a film financier, status as a producer for awards purposes on the film "Crash".
At every subsequent engagement, there were ferocious disputes over booty.
Even in those happy days, there were ferocious disputes about spending.
In many ways, the math wars echo the once ferocious disputes about reading between advocates of the intuitive "whole language" approach, which stresses acquiring skills through simple reading of books, and the phonics method, which stresses decoding of letters and words.
Rogers said he expected "quite ferocious" legal disputes over the size of the UK's exit bill and what exactly it was based on.
The object in question is a bronze sculpture of three bald eagles engaged in rather ferocious battle, titled "Territorial Dispute". Talons extended and wings spread, the three life-size eagles are shown swooping down on each other.
Disputes, sometimes ferocious, have marked the manual throughout its history.
After all, the war itself quickly escalated from a minor border dispute into a ferocious and protracted fight that cost between 20,000 and 100,000 lives.
They have been in the collection at Bingham's alma mater, Yale University, since he first hacked his way through the Andean jungle to the site in 1911, and have become the subject of a bitter international dispute and a ferocious academic debate about how and where to display archaeological treasures.
