Sentence examples for start disputing from inspiring English sources

But if he truly believes the Wallabies have a chance of winning the 2016 Bledisloe Cup, he may as well start disputing the moon landing.

So If they just start disputing to try to get traffic, people will see what they're disputing and call them out if there's any issues…I think there's checks and balances actually on both sides".

For a start, they dispute the economic impact of the 1997 tax increase.

Awareness of the Nuba bombings is important — a lot of people already know that President Bashir is accused of committing war crimes in Darfur, and maybe they know that the two Sudans are still fighting over the oil that runs between the two countries (a war-starting dispute if there ever was one).

Avoid starting disputes about what is colloquially known as the "OS Wars".

Then, pivoting from one side of the stage to the other, Izzard started to dispute himself.

"They can start a dispute or create a scandal," said Dirk Sterckx, a Liberal Democrat member from Belgium, "if they publish material with money from the Parliament.

Barry E. Snyder Sr., the tribe's president, noted that while the governor did not start the dispute, he had worked hard to restore the compact between the Senecas and the state.

In some cases, delays of more than two weeks have prompted irate buyers to start payment disputes, sparking financial disruption and damaging personal selling "reputations", known as detailed seller ratings (DSRs).

The regency created to rule on his behalf was plagued from the start by disputes between political factions and rebellions across the nation.

Instead, starting from his disputed iris mechanism, he makes what many of his colleagues see as an unwarranted leap of logic, professing near-certainty that climate change is not a problem society needs to worry about.