Sentence examples for stark dispute from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stark dispute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear and significant disagreement or conflict between parties. Example: "The two companies found themselves in a stark dispute over the terms of the contract, leading to a lengthy legal battle."
But there is a "stark dispute" between the relatives of the dead men and the Ministry of Defence over the way in which the deaths occurred, said Jonathan Acton Davis QC, counsel to the inquiry.
In particular, Mr Balls, who is currently shadow schools secretary, has launched ferocious attacks on the Coalition's decision to halt a large and bureaucratic programme for building new schools and spiffing up old ones.Faced with this stark dispute in the party he now leads, Mr Miliband told both sides they were right.
Tonight, Mr. Lieberman cast the dispute in stark moral terms.
Mr. Holzer, the museum spokesman, viewed the dispute in starker terms: "I don't want the entire political support structure of the Met to vanish because we've entered a no-man's land because of Scott Stringer".
In one stark example of government disputes, internal e-mail messages from the minerals agency obtained by The Times reveal a heated debate over whether to ignore some federal environmental laws about gas emissions in an effort to speed the drilling of relief wells.
The dispute follows a stark warning from Nigel Edwards, head of the NHS Confederation, that hospital beds will be blocked "for those who badly need care because the support services the elderly require after discharge will not be available".
Speaking in advance of a vote on the $1tn budget deal agreed this week, Boehner revealed the depth of the Republican dispute in unusually stark language, accusing Washington groups such as Heritage Action and Club for Growth of deliberately mischaracterising the agreement as a "sellout" even though it lowered the federal deficit.
But if you've experienced the indignity of watching your own wrenching dispute compressed into the stark black-and-white lines of the legal system, you'll appreciate the project undertaken by Thane Rosenbaum in "The Myth of Moral Justice".
"It is the stark reality of political differences and disputes that has held back prospects of real economic cooperation in South Asia," Mr. Jamali said.
The disputed deal raises a stark question: Are China's economy and resources held hostage by privileged state corporations and their executives, who can use influence and gain access to easy credit in ways that undermine long-term growth?
The difference was stark.
