Sentence examples for likely dispute from inspiring English sources

You can count Mike Repole, the owner of both Stay Thirsty and Uncle Mo, as one who would not likely dispute that the Classic is deserving of fourth major status.

A confrontation between the two countries over Kashmir, where their fighters clash on 15,000-foot 15,000-footps, is seen as the mountainely disputopsn earth to spark a nuclear clash.

They said the changes would eliminate many of the likely disputes over questionable ballots.

A row between Tesco and Unilever gave a foretaste of the likely disputes between suppliers and retailers after reports that the Dove soap manufacturer attempted to push through an across the board 10% rise in the price of its branded goods, which was resisted by the supermarket chain.

Instead, he said likely disputes over developments could do much to "ruin relations between neighbours".

Thus the engaged couples on this show are placed in trying situations that newly married couples are likely to face, like disputes over which movie to rent and the pressure of having to put together a piece of furniture from Ikea.

Cat people are likely to dispute the show's conclusion: "Cats are much like you and me".

No one is likely to dispute his headline, and declining European birth rates, which he quotes extensively, illustrate this point.

That nobody is likely to dispute the assertion is both the film's reason for being and its principal flaw.

The agreement calls for archaeological integrity -- a difficult technical feat at such depths and a goal that critics of for-profit archaeology are likely to dispute.

Mr. Cantier contends that Colonel Qaddafi is not protected by diplomatic immunity, although French prosecutors are likely to dispute that argument.