Sentence examples for will be disputed from inspiring English sources

I realise that the above is a hotly disputed narrative, not least among those leftwing idealists (that label will be disputed too) who were expelled or marginalised on the march back to power.

The breakdown of parliamentary seats will be disputed.

His glosses of Plath's "Ariel" poems will be disputed.

What's the point of leaving a will if it will be disputed after your death?

Exactly what happened in Beit Hanoun will be disputed for some time, most likely.

The results will be disputed and there will be litigation (especially if the result is close).

No doubt there will be disputes, and mistakes, but there is no proof of systematic fraud.

"There will be disputes inside the system about such a letter.

"There will be disputes within the hand recount and any discretion she exercises will benefit Gore and Bush equally".

Tracy Colgan, chair of the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Beijing, said: "The Australia China business relationship is robust, and while there are many beneficiaries, it is inevitable that that there will be disputes.

We should consider whether there will be disputes among his foreign-policy advisers, including Vice President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and the national security adviser, James Jones.