Sentence examples for well dispute from inspiring English sources

A sobering thought, which some Europeans might well dispute.

Leibniz's cosmological argument overcomes an important hurdle for earlier versions, such as the Kaläm cosmological argument (Craig 2000), since Leibniz's does not assume or argue that the world has a beginning in time (a claim that detractors might well dispute, but for which some, such as Craig (2000), have argued).

For weeks, BP, the company that owned the out-of-control well, disputed claims from scientists that a huge plume of dispersed oil droplets had formed in the gulf, with its chief executive at the time, Tony Hayward, declaring at one point, "There aren't any plumes".

It isn't a game he's always played well — disputes over the Iran deal and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have left US-Israeli relations at a crisis point.

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.

The Peshmerga - the Kurdistan Region's security forces - have been instrumental in securing the territory, as well as disputed areas abandoned by Iraqi security forces, during the Isis advance.

The assumption that control of seropositivity may be the sole target of efficient treatment has well been disputed [ 40].

This wide range in reported complications is probably related to variable reporting, as well as disputed classification of complications.

"Well, I would dispute that".

Turnbull continued: "Well, you may dispute that, but I have to tell you, from my experience we are not run by factions".

Bayer (and some well-regarded doctors) dispute the study's conclusion and say that using Cipro often makes sense because the resistance to the old drugs is growing.