Sentence examples for now disputed from inspiring English sources

But that account is now disputed by Mr. Manning.

When he died in 1968, he left a will that is now disputed.

"Groucho Marx?" Thomson's welcome, though now disputed by Steele, asked: "Who've they picked now?

For five years, up until the now disputed election last November, he put off calls for a new vote.

The former Labour prime minister has until now disputed reports that he does not believe Miliband can win in May.

"It is now disputed that Turner had himself strapped to the mast of a ship in order to paint a storm.

But the south now disputes this.

But the agency is now disputing that interpretation of its rules.

And nobody now disputes that the environment is a problem worthy of global action.

The university is now disputing some of the charges, including the cost to repair the elevator.

Few would now dispute the wisdom of ending China's isolation from the "family of nations".