Sentence examples for often disputed from inspiring English sources
The strength of China's economy is often disputed.
City councils often disputed royal, noble or churchly power.
The accuracy of claims about the impact of boyband breakups is often disputed.
Where the translation into modern English is concerned, the word most often disputed is "verteth".
It is an iron law of literary estates that their ownership is often disputed.
The mystical nature of the sefirot and the precise way in which they function were often disputed.
And even when they do, they often dispute their respective powers.
Why are there often disputes between countries that are neighbors or share borders?" After a few minutes, have some of the students share their responses.
It seems like a great counter-argument to the fact that carbon dioxide is a dangerous pollutant – a fact that contrarians often dispute.
JOHANNESBURG — Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, said Thursday that any thought of putting gay rights in the nation's new constitution was "madness," and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, who often disputes almost everything Mr. Mugabe says, this time seemed to agree.
For years, academic experts and some politicians have said that the number of local governments is partly to blame for New Jersey's high taxes — a claim that local officials often dispute.
