Sentence examples for vigorous dispute from inspiring English sources

Though there is vigorous dispute among education experts about the wisdom of the remedies, the Bush campaign feels that emphasizing education works to his advantage.

Left unchecked, he continues, the trend "would introduce an ugly but not uninformed term, 'black redneck.' " While Mr. Heilbut's book is only beginning to be widely distributed and read, his contentions have provoked vigorous dispute from some black clergy members.

After securing a deal, with Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation assistance, with Citigroup, Wachovia entertained and ultimately agreed to a more generous counter-offer from Wells Fargo, prompting a vigorous dispute from Citigroup.

A belief or a conviction, no matter how illogical, crackbrained or infuriating, is an idea subject to vigorous dispute but is not an assertion subject to editorial or legal correction".

For the comparative embryologists of the early 20th century, the segment-like bulges that appear transiently during the early stages of vertebrate hindbrain development were both the object of fascination and the subject of vigorous dispute.

(Just how vigorous is a matter for dispute.

Even the most vigorous privacy advocate would not dispute the need to improve the safety of the power infrastructure, but there is no documented case of an electrical shutdown forced by a cyber attack.

But each side in this dispute is waging a vigorous public campaign.

Similarly, the inclusion of a map showing the frontiers between two or more nations may give rise to vigorous controversy if the nations involved dispute any part of the boundaries as shown.

Parkes was involved in sectarian disputes, which were especially vigorous in the colony.

Other reagents were found to give better yields, leading to vigorous patent activity and several legal disputes.