Sentence examples for heatedly from inspiring English sources

China disputes its sea borders with several countries, most heatedly with Japan, Vietnam and the Philippines.

The commission's president, José Manuel Barroso, clashed heatedly with Vladimir Putin over gas liberalisation during the Russian prime minister's visit to Brussels in February.

Harriet Harman, who won it by a whisker, appeared to criticise the war in Iraq and spoke up more heatedly than most for the downtrodden.But such differences of opinion are a far cry from the wild antagonisms within and between parties 25 years ago.

In a survey of five public-housing developments, the Urban Institute, another Washington think-tank, found that in 2005 only 5% of original residents had moved back to the revitalised sites.No city is debating the displacement of residents more heatedly than Chicago.

They heatedly deny the claim.Mr Grillo's move encapsulated the central paradox of the M5S: it is simultaneously the most and least democratic of Italy's political movements.

BENEATH a plaque to Sir Walter Raleigh, who governed the island from 1600 to 1603, ministers, deputies and constables of the States of Jersey debate heatedly how to spend their way out of economic crisis.

On weekends Hillary was often with Bill in Austin, but they occasionally dated others, and were frequently seen arguing heatedly.

Then as now, past changes to surveys were heatedly debated, both technically and politically, without precluding comparison of poverty data over time.Furthermore, the 2012 census showed that Chile's population fell well below the joint UN and government projection, and not, as you said, only below the projection provided by the National Statistics Institute.