Sentence examples for some sort of dispute from inspiring English sources

The police said the fight had been preceded by some sort of dispute in a nearby bar.

For various reasons, such as a private agreement with the parents or some sort of dispute, grandparents often do not have formal custody.

His lawyers have told him that it is a political case, ultimately some sort of dispute between the Egyptian and the U.S. governments.

Part of the exchange was recorded on video; it has led investigators to believe there was some sort of dispute before the attack.

As the boy was being driven to the hospital, the police official said, he told an officer that a 17-year-old neighbor, Casmine Aska, had thrown him from the roof after they had some sort of dispute.

Then one day, there was some sort of union dispute and they needed someone to sing on a demo, so I offered.

And just after midnight on Thursday, an altercation believed to have been linked to some sort of domestic dispute saw two killed and two more injured in the south side of Chicago.

Just after midnight on Thursday, an altercation believed to have been linked to some sort of domestic dispute saw two killed and two more injured in the south side of Chicago.

Many analysts say that India is unlikely to achieve prominence on the world stage until it reaches some sort of resolution with Pakistan of disputes that have lasted for decades over Kashmir and other issues.

But without some sort of diplomatic breakthrough in the dispute over Iran's nuclear programme, there is little chance of that happening.

As part of his plea agreement, Mr Lee must drop a lawsuit he filed against the government alleging discrimination though calls for some sort of public inquiry are mountingNobody disputes the idea that some sort of investigation was warranted.