Sentence examples for frequent dispute from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1890s, Lloyd was in frequent dispute with Britain's theatre censors due to the risqué content of her songs.

In contrast, the tension between daughters-in-law and mothers-in-law is the most frequent dispute in intergenerational relationships in China [ 37].

They have more frequent disputes with their coworkers and families.

We got into frequent disputes about the quality of the music.

Mr. Strauss has had frequent disputes with his Christian Democratic senior partners in recent years.

Colombia's relations with Venezuela have often been rocky, with frequent disputes pertaining to their long, isolated and porous border.

But given that frequent disputes can lead to higher costs down the road, some merchants vow to fight every one.

THE (UNEASY) CASE FOR MONETARY UNION International monetary economics is, not surprisingly, an area of frequent disputes.

But it also "created a lot of problems with egos," Mr. McDonald said, and there were frequent disputes over money at the label.

The last commissioner was Gaston Silva, who had frequent disputes with the Giuliani administration during his three years at the agency; he resigned in 1999.

His adoptive mother had decided to ask him to leave after the most recent of what Mr. Hampton said were increasingly frequent disputes.