Sentence examples for they were disputing from inspiring English sources
But birthers weren't and aren't making a legal argument about Obama; they were disputing the facts about where he was born and accusing him of perpetrating a massive fraud.
The Ahlemans, fearful that any payments they made would be lost in a foreclosure sale or go toward lawyers' fees that they were disputing, stopped making their mortgage payments and instead set them aside in a separate bank account.
The 2010 Turkish Grand Prix included a crash between the Red Bull drivers while they were disputing the lead, and wheel-to-wheel racing between English McLaren drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, who finished one-two.
But while they were disputing p275 with each other, troops had already assembled from the adjacent fortresses, more than five hundred foot soldiers and four hundred horsemen; and in addition, others had come from the native peoples, men of every kind to a number exceeding three thousand, who had selected a commander from their own ranks and encamped about the stronghold.
Prior to the 1950s, the courts were willing to approve "compromise" agreements as to what terms meant, not only when they were disputed but also for the benefit of certain parties, such as minors.
But if you read the stories -- the various stories, there's disputing -- I mean, they're disputing.
They are disputing who should rule and, in the case of Thyestes, stealing his brother's wife.
Even as league executives promise to safeguard the health of the next generation, they are disputing the problems of previous ones.
They are disputing where the blame lies for the loss of control of the streets to looters, who deserves the credit for quelling the riots, and whether budget cuts will endanger public safety.
[via Reddit, where they are disputing Nightfall's size].
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".
