Sentence examples for recurring dispute from inspiring English sources
(Metzger, 1987 [1936]: 42) … not speak about the quarrel about innate ideas, not about the opposition of rationalism and empiricism, not about the constantly recurring dispute about idealism and realism, not about the Kantian critique, not about the evolutionary hypotheses, not about causality, time, space, … we do not talk about the many theories of scientific knowledge.
Despite recurring disputes stemming from the colonial era, Japan and South Korea have built a thriving trade relationship.
Earlier agreements to raise economic ties foundered in recurring disputes bubbling up from the violent past.
In spite of its undoubted value, however, immunization has been a recurring source of dispute.
Neighborhood Muslims were convinced that Christians were holding her in a church against her will to talk her out of converting to Islam and leaving her Christian husband for a Muslim man — a recurring theme in sectarian disputes here, where a combination of custom and law make it easier for Muslims than Christians to divorce.
Resistance is driven by other concerns, the recurring themes in all Nimby disputes.
For example, it will give strong ammunition to publicly subsidized art museums in disputes with government officials over the nature of the art they display, a recurring theme lately in New York City.
A recurring sporting tragedy.
The recurring shameful need?
