Sentence examples for more disputed from inspiring English sources

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.

He agrees that the subject remains far more disputed than other behavioral areas: psychiatrists are no longer debating that behavioral addictions exist, but they are ambivalent about whether Internet use can be classified as one of them.

But President Obama's advisers are not embracing the more disputed Bush contention that the president has inherent power under the Constitution to detain terrorism suspects indefinitely regardless of Congress.

Among the report's more disputed proposals is "a cooperative and voluntary arrangement" among the pharmaceutical industry, governments and the World Health Organization to cut prices on drugs and vaccines.

More disputed is the theory that low-temperature "cryo-volcanoes" on Saturn's largest moon, the hydrocarbon-rich Titan, may be belching slushy lava composed of liquid water and ammonia, or some other low-temperature mixture, that freezes on the moon's surface.

While eosimiids are generally considered the most basal simian clade (a stem group of simians), the phylogenetic placement of amphipithecids is more disputed.

"There will be no more dispute".

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

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

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

The Netherlands has fewer unresolved disputes, more disputes resolved by agreement, and the rate of resolution by adjudication is half that of England and Wales.