Sentence examples for mild dispute from inspiring English sources
Like many things in golf, island greens summon a mild dispute.
What impact the Congressional response might have appears to be in mild dispute, but I have yet to hear from anyone I find intelligent that what the Republican party is up to in Congress is potentially lethal.
How many times ACORN has been defunded is the subject of mild dispute among experts.
So, I've had a mild-mannered dispute with Joe Stiglitz over whether individual income inequality is retarding recovery right now; let me say, however, that I think there's a very good case that the redistribution of income away from labor to corporate profits is very likely a big factor.
The main disciplinary remedy is a discipline expressed through means of issuing either "criticism" or – until 1 January 2011 – the mildest reaction "dispute of professional conduct".
Economists said the impact of the slowdown on Asian countries would be relatively mild if the dispute between dock workers and the port operators was settled quickly.
In contrast to Beijing's fierce denunciations of Japan, the Philippines or Vietnam over territorial rivalries in the East and South China Sea, its tone is relatively mild on India and a dispute it describes as being "left over from history".
Detection of HJB is a useful method of screening for asplenia, although the specificity and sensitivity has been disputed, especially regarding cases with mild hyposplenia [ 11– 13].
Some of the current tensions between No 10 and 11 flow from the dispute, even though those tensions are mild compared with similar rows in the Labour era.
However, the possibility to predict osteoarticular K. kingae infections on the bases of mild clinical symptoms and acute phase reactants is disputed and still controversial.
It has been suggested (36) (but disputed (16, 37)) that the relatively mild phenotype of mouse dnajc5 mutants may be due to compensatory expression of CSPβ, which is highly homologous to CSPα but not present in Drosophila.
