Sentence examples for interminable dispute from inspiring English sources

This interminable dispute has rendered the lives of south-east commuters desperate.

Another interminable dispute, between the major international news agencies and Cricket Australia, rolls on.

The future belongs to creators and organizations who will succeed in overcoming the interminable dispute between audacity, artistic relevance, business creativity and a truly ambitious capacity for production.

Agents also used to be regulated by the world governing body for soccer, until it abandoned responsibility for settling the interminable disputes.

Again and again, I ask myself: What turns an interminable island dispute into a fireball?

Having sold off all its non-US businesses, Mr Kunz believes the bank's partners would have been keen to end a potentially interminable legal dispute with the US in order to recover as much of the sale proceeds as possible from what had in effect become a shell company.

Interminable historical disputes among China, Japan and South Korea, for instance, or the stand-off this month between Thais and Cambodians over a disputed temple, are just two examples of how Asians seem more sure of what divides them than what unites them.

For all the transfer requests and falling out, topped by the appalling spectacle of Tuesday night, City will still want Tevez's career to end cleanly, rather than mired in interminable legal disputes.

Each point was disputed, as in an interminable he said-she said argument.

The group, Anglicans for Comprehensive Unity, said, "Rather than bringing peace to the Communion, we predict that the covenant text itself could become the cause of future bickering and that its centralized dispute-resolution mechanisms could beget interminable quarrels and resentments".

The most serious ritual of American democracy had been transformed into a sadly familiar spectacle, the electoral version of the O. J. Simpson trial, the Elian Gonzalez dispute, the Monica Lewinsky scandal — a potentially interminable soap opera, in which all the major players will inevitably lose stature and the next President's ability to govern could be seriously compromised.