Sentence examples for great dispute from inspiring English sources

What those trends say about the league's financial health, however, remains a matter of great dispute.

However, the scope of the "sole executive agreement" (SOE) category is a matter of great dispute.

There is great dispute here on campus and elsewhere about what is appropriate after those first eighteen months.

Whether the government or private lenders provide better deals to students and to taxpayers has been a matter of great dispute.

Only the voters themselves can end the great dispute: without a vote, all who enable a damaging Brexit without public consent should consider how they and their party will suffer the political consequences for years to come.

While that precedent is indisputably on the books, there is great dispute over how it should be applied in practice and how actively the federal courts should intervene in partisan politics.

There have been great disputes in every field.

He got into very great disputes with people".

There was nothing particularly ideological about the narratives, nothing that touched on capitalism, immigration or any of the other great disputes of national life.

This led to the great disputes in later reigns between the conservatives and the reformers and prevented the development of solutions to the vast problems that began to confront the Song after Renzong.

This has been known to cause great disputes as some people – mainly uncles and grandpas – hide the almond in their hand or in their cheek, thus leaving members of their family not only in great suspense, but with aching bellies from eating way too much of the rich and filling dessert.