"fiery dispute" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a heated or intense disagreement between two or more parties. Example: The two political candidates engaged in a fiery dispute during the debate, with each one fiercely defending their opposing views.
It's 1919 in Butte, Mont., and Morrie Morgan, the itinerant teacher and charmer of Doig's 2006 novel, "The Whistling Season," steps off the train and into a fiery dispute between a copper mining company and its beleaguered workers.
But a hearing under way in Federal District Court in Manhattan is featuring an open and fiery dispute between the Police Department and an assistant district attorney from the Bronx, who has testified that her office began to have misgivings about the legality of some trespassing arrests as far back as five years ago.
But yesterday, Kanye West (who doesn't tweet often) went full Call of Duty on his timeline in a fiery dispute with rapper Wiz Khalifa.
Amidst an already emotional and fiery dispute, Wolfson describes furious reactions to this accusation from the women, many of whom have devoted their lives to caring for vulnerable people for little financial return.
Despite fiery disputes this week between the United States and other Council powers over the inspections, there is wide agreement that Iraq's faulty arms declaration is a serious lapse under Resolution 1441, the measure that set up the inspections.
Truman's actions 67 years ago sparked a fiery constitutional dispute that rocketed to the Supreme Court.
In the more intractable, fiery housing dispute in nearby Forest Hills in 1972, Aurelio persuaded Mayor John V. Lindsay to name Cuomo the mediator.
It's 1919 in bustling Butte, Mont., the copper capital of the world, when Morris Morgan steps off the train and into a fiery labor dispute involving the Anaconda mining company, the radical Wobbly agitators and the local union members.
Each side in the dispute — a fiery branch of the Islamic Movement in Israel and the right-wing Jerusalem municipality — is accusing the other of shamelessness and indecency.
Sporting a school-of-Janis-Joplin bedraggled mane, Sheridan Smith's excellent Titania is a 60s wild child, evincing a splendidly fiery spirit in her dispute over the page boy with Padraic Delaney's Irish-accented, imposingiently impOberonOberon and in her comic element when besotted by Bottom in donkey mode.
The original Lamborghini car was the product of a dispute between two powerful, fiery Italian industrialists, Ferruccio Lamborghini and Enzo Ferrari, according to industry legend.
