Sentence examples for rarely disputed from inspiring English sources

For years, the answer to that question was simple and rarely disputed: China.

Supposed every or most persons had the same spirit, what would happen to the country!" Porte's status as the conscience of pre-civil war Liberia is rarely disputed.

Rhodes' crimes were numerous and rarely disputed today, but his memory tells us that money talks: whether through the Rhodes scholarships at Oxford, or the statues that remain across the globe, his legacy is pervasive.

Knowledge that is scientific is rarely disputed since it claims to be apolitical and objective (Digeser 1992).

That Nāgārjuna was a Buddhist monk who lived some time between 150 and 250 AD, probably mainly in southern India is rarely disputed.

Supervisors have rarely disputed the personnel decisions of the sheriff, who is independently elected and does not report to the board.

This is partly because she rarely disputes scientific findings or produces her own research; rather she raises certain issues when new technologies interact with human or animal welfare.

Even the similarly subjective literature prize is rarely too disputed – look down the list of previous winners and you'll spot few real clunkers, though probably even Winston Churchill himself felt a bit embarrassed collecting the 1953 award.

Premise (5) has rarely been disputed, although it might have been denied by Luis de Molina (Freddoso 1988, 57 58), and it has been denied in some of the recent literature.

The need for personal development in individuals would rarely be disputed.

While the report said wrongdoers were rarely penalized, Mr. McCready disputed the perjury accusation and noted that he was never disciplined or prosecuted.