Sentences with phrase «too much disputed»

But in the eyes of many middle - of - the - roaders, both sets of arguments have lost plausibility by virtue of being too much disputed.

That's not under too much dispute either.

Not exact matches

The picture of the Church that emerged was distorted by this apologetic context — too much emphasis was being given to points that were disputed (the authority of the pope, for example) and not enough given to other important points (such as the nature of the local churches).

Too much evidence disputes what you say.

Reporting on the meeting, the Century concluded that too much of the Assembly's time was spent in theological disputes.

Griffin disputes each of the four propositions deployed to defend freewill theism on this topic, and there is too much material here to cover in detail.

Nope, everything is simply a variation of normal and doctors are too stupid to know their a $ $ from a hole in the ground, much less to dispute a sanctimommy's notion of when she is in labor.

Obama risks being drawn into the dispute but so far he has been careful not to say too much.

Especially given economic motivations, we've generally been able to solve our disputes diplomatically, or at least prevent them from boiling over too much, and that seems like a much better outcome.

She also disputed the notion that Donovan is too liberal, noting that he «has aligned himself very much with some of the things that people don't like about Trump.»

Nevertheless, basic dietary principles are not in dispute: eat less; move more; eat fruits, vegetables and whole grains; and avoid too much junk food.

Hubbard does not dispute this: what concerns her, rather, is that the intensified effort to «map» the human genome puts too much emphasis on genes and too little on the contexts in which they work — or in which people work.

Amazon currently has too much power in mandating terms during contract renewals, as we see from the current Hachette dispute.

While there's not much self - publishers can do to influence the outcome of the Hachette - Amazon dispute, this affair should serve as a cautionary tale about placing too much power in the hands of a single retail outlet.

This is mainly the result of the much too commented Amazon vs Hachette dispute, which is rekindling the opposition... read more»

This is mainly the result of the much too commented Amazon vs Hachette dispute, which is rekindling the opposition between some traditionally published authors and the indie community.

I looked at Dispute Suite but the $ 5000 cost and the blatant BS they filled me with was too much to handle.

Now with too much free time on her hands, she is drawn into a dispute between her friend's curry restaurant and the big, bad curry chain that just entered town.

Would it be too much for me to ask both parties to this dispute to «show their working» in the hope of settling it?

It's not too hard to dredge up 400 people in all the world who think the lunar landing was a farce or believe that Elvis is living in Albuquerque, much like it isn't too hard to dig up 400 people with a vague background in the field of science who find something to dispute in climate science.

The whole debate about Global Warming is exactly how much carbon dioxide one has to add in order to change world temperatures; but no one disputes that, eventually, too much carbon dioxide will increase the temperature.

Too much discussion so far has focused on whether or not Mc - W's short history of the dispute has captured all the nuances of the dispute.

This too has become the topic of much dispute as bar associations address changes to the blanket prohibition.

The Marshall report states there are clear indications that accident victims are not receiving appropriate care and too much is spent by the parties paying for experts and lawyers to litigate disputes over accident benefits.

A dispute notice, too, doesn't look so much like a court form.

For others there is too much risk to bear from the cost of a dispute, especially when the total running cost and the disclosure demands of a case can never be determined at the outset, and the adverse costs of losing a claim to a financial institution can be high (and the insurance to cover them).

There are potential drawbacks; the precise course of any dispute is difficult to predict at the outset, which means there is a danger that too much court time (and cost) will be taken up arguing about changes to the budget.

You should understand that lawyers are already saddled with work, but too much of it is, looked at from 35,000 feet up, useless work, necessitated by the system, not by any rational timeframe and framework of dispute resolution.

There are some other minor things that can be done such as greater use of computer filing and the like, but they will not address the real problem and that is too much time and steps between commencing and resolving a dispute.

Although bitcoin isn't affected too much by the political landscape (though this can also be disputed) or inflation and similar problems affecting traditional currency, it can be affected by rumor, other cryptocurrencies, bans, or even tweets.