Sentence examples for has been disputed at from inspiring English sources

Although the biological origin of the microstructures present in the 3.5 × 109 year-old Apex Cherts of the Australian Warrawoona formation (Schopf 1993) has been disputed, at the time being, the weight of evidence favors the idea that life existed 3.5 billion years ago (Altermann and Kazmierczak 2003, Brasier et al. 2004, 2006).

It has been disputed at which point flame-projecting cannon were abandoned in favour of missile-projecting ones, as words meaning either incendiary or explosive are commonly translated as gunpowder.

Hobbes's views about religion have been disputed at great length, and a wide range of positions have been attributed to him, from atheism to orthodox Christianity.

Many specific matters of fact have been disputed at length: dates of people's birth and death, other items of biographical information, the reliability of various anecdotes, the ascription of disputed verses, the possible sources (oral and written, private and public) that Āzād did--or did not--use.

But the long frontier has been disputed in at least two places in recent years.

That assertion has been disputed by officials at the F.C.C. and by Hollywood executives, who say that the new rules would have no effect on older equipment, and that, in any event, consumers will need to buy new equipment to receive digital television.

However, the use of poly(lactide) implants in bone has been disputed because of poor bone regeneration at the site of implantation.

That has been disputed by Mark Lenzi, a security engineering officer at the consulate in Guangzhou, who, according to the New York Times, was among the personnel evacuated on Wednesday.

The site of initiation of OA, at bone or cartilage, has been disputed for decades.

At the species level, the taxonomy of several taxa has been disputed.

The underlying etiology has been disputed.