Sentence examples for recurrent dispute from inspiring English sources
Yet the dichotomous way of thinking continues to bedevil discussion and is the basis of the recurrent dispute known as the nature-nurture controversy (heredity versus environment), which entails debate over whether behaviour, intelligence, aptitude, character, and so forth are products of genetics or of exposure to environmental factors (e.g., culture).
Our case study is relevant to recurrent disputes over land tenure in contemporary Indonesia.
The aforementioned models of pyramids, pagodas, recurrent disputes, and the filtering effect should be distinguished during the case transformation procedure.
Pastoralists in Loliondo and the Maasai steppe have also had recurrent disputes with protected area authorities regarding the boundaries of their lands and national parks (Goldman 20092011).
AS is often caught up in Somalia's recurrent clan disputes, and local concerns appear as important as religion.
For instance, it prevents the recurrent, unnecessary and tiresome disputes about the location of the defensive wall and the ball during free kicks as well as the ensuing irritation of everyone involved.
He is the bearded face and the strident voice of the dispute that threatens to cause recurrent misery for cross-Channel travellers this summer.
As these proud and suspicious champions of competing ideologies consolidated their hold over their respective spheres of influence, areas still in dispute became flash points for recurrent cold war crises.
Financial difficulties or simmering disputes with staff are a recurrent issue and almost all of the country's airlines are failing to make a profit.
Once they have been brought into the open, ontological disputes tend to concentrate on questions of several recurrent kinds.
