Sentence examples for to be disputed from inspiring English sources

A hopeful sign is that agricultural protections are beginning to be disputed at the WTO.

Whatever census is taken (no one seems to know when) is bound to be disputed.

"I think it does not deserve to be disputed or played up," she said.

This is a complex history whose exact nature will perhaps continue to be disputed.

Just what "catharsis" is actually supposed to entail continues to be disputed.

Those words, spoken by Michael Ross, the theater's managing director, are not likely to be disputed, artistically or literally.

No one seems to be disputing this.

We're not really going to be disputing it".

No one seems to be disputing that McCain has called for a hundred-year stationing of American troops in Iraq.

Rangers is believed to be disputing a £1.4m late payment penalty attached to this.

Mike Rothenberg was also thought to be disputing legitimate charges with his credit card provider, former employees believed.