Sentence examples for sharp disputes from inspiring English sources

There are sharp disputes about the future of the European Union and the euro.

There are certain to be sharp disputes on these arrangements in the months ahead.

Donald H. Rumsfeld, the Bush choice for secretary of defense, will come to the job with a history of having filled it once before, a history marked by sharp disputes with a forceful secretary of state.

The visit came as sharp disputes were arising among the members of an expert committee designated to shape a Security Council resolution reconstituting the oil-for-food program that was suspended on March 17 when the United Nations personnel were withdrawn from Iraq.

Lhasa's death toll remains in sharp dispute.

What happened when they got there remains a matter of sharp dispute.

In addition, the contours and powers of a future Palestinian state are in sharp dispute.

Ever since he was taken into custody, Mr. Muse's age has been in sharp dispute.

The federal government's treatment of gay and lesbian relationships has been a matter of sharp dispute against the backdrop of efforts to legalize same-sex marriage.

But whether Mr. Bush's speech will actually advance the cause of peace instantly became, like so much here, the subject of sharp dispute.

But there was a sharp dispute over whether mammograms, whose clinical trials were more ambiguous, had much benefit outside those trials.