Sentence examples for broad disagreement from inspiring English sources

Mattis has expressed broad disagreement with the Obama Administration's foreign policy, especially in the Middle East.

There is broad disagreement among economists about the effects of the Fed's actions.

Another broad disagreement is over the woolly concept of political union, which is moving up the E.U.'s agenda.

There is also broad disagreement among economists about the president's companion proposal to give companies a tax break, too.

But the area's perimeter provokes broad disagreement — which itself can perhaps be seen as a sign of declining neighborhood awareness.

There was broad disagreement among Republicans, several of whom said they preferred the Democratic candidates over their own party's, while others had yet to settle on a favorite.

The problem is there are broad disagreements on what an overhaul should look like: what rates should be, who should benefit, whether tax cuts should be paid for, and how long any cuts should last.

The Cheney family dispute mirrors the broader disagreement among Republicans on same-sex marriage.

There was also a broader disagreement about whether and how quickly Iraq could become a full-fledged democracy.

Ian Blatchford, the museum's director, has defended the sponsorship, saying: "I know some people will have a broader disagreement with our decision to form partnerships with corporations such as Shell.

Meanwhile, depending on external events, the broader disagreement on foreign policy between the Tory realists and neocons which Mr Cameron has tried to straddle, and which anyway seems somewhat moot in opposition may become stark.