Sentence examples for typical dispute from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court case concerned a fairly typical dispute over whether a combination of old elements in a new way was new or simply "obvious" to any expert.
The e-mails on which Mr. Loman and the anonymous complainant relied came to their attention after a more typical dispute broke out in the Alaska office of the agency, the report said.
In a typical dispute resolving scenario, two participants claim authorship (or legitimate ownership) of a digital artifact.
The year 2013 in Belarus brought some fairly typical disputes with Russia and difficult times for the economy.
The decision, he said, will "make it difficult for consumers in resolving the typical disputes that they have with companies large and small".
In a typical ontological dispute, one group of philosophers affirms the existence of some category of object (realists), while another group denies that there are such things (antirealists).
But what began as a typical Washington dispute between big and small business has been transformed into a fierce lobbying battle that pits some of the richest firms in the country against one another.
Nancy Muller, a spokeswoman for American Express, said that the Premier collapse would be a typical billing dispute: American Express gives the cardholder a temporary credit, and if it gets no response from an inquiry to Premier, the credit becomes permanent.
Although Mr. Rotta has said he will not sell his land under any circumstances, the case may ultimately turn on the results of an appraisal battle -- which would make for a typical eminent-domain dispute.
John Monks, general secretary of the European Trade Union Confederation, said the Lindsey refinery dispute was typical of problems that had become apparent across the EU where workers were employed outside their home country.
Such disputes were typical of the Spanish system of government, and it was also characteristic that they became immediately involved in faction fights at Philip II's court.
