Sentence examples for largely disputed from inspiring English sources

His authorship of Sanguozhi yanyi and Shuihuzhuan (the latter possibly written jointly with Shi Naian), however, is now largely disputed.

In 1998, the inspector general of the C.I.A. issued a report that largely disputed Webb's series but also acknowledged that the agency knew that the rebels it was working with were trafficking drugs.

Although the country of origin is largely disputed between Australia and New Zealand, the meringue-based dessert pavlova has become an icon of Australian cuisine, popularly served on Christmas Day and usually garnished with fruit and cream.

The Dirty War left an estimated 2,000 people disappeared and a largely disputed number of political dissenters dead.

The medical establishment largely disputes Dr. Atkins's reasoning and says that high levels of saturated fats are dangerous.

And critics of contraception coverage under the new federal health care law say that some birth control methods are essentially abortion drugs, an assertion scientists largely dispute.

The authenticity of this document was disputed, largely because the only witnesses to have signed it, apart from inDuna Mshete, were Renny-Tailyour's associates, one of whom soon attested that Lobengula had believed himself to be granting a concession to Theophilus Shepstone's son, "Offy" Shepstone, with Lippert merely acting as an agent.

That theory was disputed and then largely ignored by the scientific community.

In reality, as with most good fights, it is largely a dispute over money.

But the bulk of the report consists of a long, well-known narrative that is largely beyond dispute.

SENATOR HATCH: What we have seen so far is largely a dispute among the middlemen -- the labels and technology companies -- about business models and positions.