Sentence examples for of much dispute from inspiring English sources
This is a matter of much dispute.
The number of drug-related deaths is the subject of much dispute.
The legal status of the prisoners at Guantánamo Bay has been the subject of much dispute.
The definition of money has been the subject of much dispute.
Anatomy of a Murder The events of that night are the subject of much dispute.
This was the source of much dispute in Florida in 2000 because of its punch-card voting systems.
How and why New York pulled back from the brink is a matter of as much dispute as the reaction to "Bonfire," which became a best seller.
After much dispute of a causal association between exposure to herbicides containing TCDD and occurrence of soft-tissue sarcoma and non-Hodgkin lymphoma, two simultaneous case-control studies were set up in Vietnam to examine possible relationships.
But it was not the sort of observation that would generate much dispute in other dressing rooms around the league.
"The status of the occupied territory of the West Bank [is] the subject of much international dispute, and because we considered that the ad implied that the part of East Jerusalem featured in the image was part of the state of Israel, we concluded that the ad was likely to mislead," added the ASA.
Hobbes' account of natural right has been the subject of much interpretative dispute, in part because it seems to undergo a shift between his early political writings and Leviathan.
