Sentence examples for growing dispute from inspiring English sources

The Deal Professor examines the growing dispute.

"The Controversy" — as people simply called the growing dispute — is largely forgotten now, and the intense rancor it inspired might seem improbable.

The growing dispute between Mr. Okada and Wynn marked the end of the once-close relationship he had with Stephen A. Wynn, the billionaire who controls the company.

Moreover, she said, there is a growing dispute over who will own the customer information when a digital download does take place.

Merkel is visiting the UK in the hope of resolving a growing dispute about the EU budget, with Downing Street raising the implicit threat that it could veto any increase in spending.

But even Mr. Mutlaq, a disheveled former agronomist, seems taken aback at landing square center in a growing dispute that threatens to unleash turmoil ahead of Iraq's parliamentary elections in March.

A senior administration official said the subjects included North Korea, the administration's renewed focus on Asia, and the growing disputes over resource claims in the South China Sea.

And Mr. Chrétien has managed to keep relations with the Bush administration on an even keel despite growing disputes over trade.

But these growing disputes mean the fishermen of Tanmen need to operate on the frontline in order to make a living.

Last week, seven senior editors stepped down from their posts after growing disputes over a planned new print format, a tablet edition and disagreements over planned personnel changes.

Following growing disputes over the running and financing of the club in June 1900 Thames Ironworks F.C. was disbanded, then almost immediately relaunched on 5 July 1900 as West Ham United F.C. with Syd King as their manager and future manager Charlie Paynter as his assistant.