Sentence examples for more dispute from inspiring English sources

"There will be no more dispute".

Their function as political centres has already been discussed; there is more dispute about their economic role, however.

There is even more dispute about Darwin and his legacy attempts to use Darwinism to understand not only biology but also art and literature pour out, while counterattacks from the religious-minded arraign Darwin for killing God and favouring eugenics.

Because of this, notions of the self perhaps have a 'thickness' and are permanently contestable: there seems always to be room for more dispute as to what is involved in that concept.

In contrast, there is considerable dispute as to whether mental states can be phenomenally-conscious without also being conscious in the functionally-definable sense and even more dispute about whether phenomenal consciousness can be reductively explained in functional and/or representational terms.

Swift, as vicar of Laracor spoke during a synod to defend himself, his sermons, and his politics, and instead of resolving the issue, only caused more dispute between the two.

More disputes may be inevitable; resolving them successfully is not.

He suggested there were likely to be more disputes between retailers and suppliers.

"It will bring more disputes to all churches and will affect the spread of the Gospel and church development," the statement said.

It has long been a corridor for narcotics trafficking, but, as uncontested Sinaloa territory, it has been spared the severe internecine violence that has plagued more disputed areas.

"You will have to perform a lot more audits and there will be a lot more disputes over whether a company got the best price that it could".