Sentence examples for certain disagreements from inspiring English sources

I have certain disagreements with him but he's done a fantastic job … when he came into office America was losing 750,000 jobs a month, we were in an economic panic and on the verge of a depression.

Eventually, the partnership with the publisher of the OII journal was discontinued due to certain disagreements.

Interfaith work, he seemed to be saying, is not necessarily non-confrontational, but a key part of it lies in getting past certain disagreements that impede working for the greater good.

Metalearning can be employed in a variety of settings, with a certain disagreement in literature about what exactly constitutes a metalearning problem.

Generally speaking, there is a certain disagreement concerning the effect of molecular chain-length degree of unsaturation on labeled TG synthesis and secretion.

Although there is a certain disagreement among statistical theorists about it [ 29– 31], PCA was chosen for keeping the results comparable to other studies looking at dietary patterns and disease [ 20, 32– 32].

Although molecular phylogenetic studies of Hydrocharitaceae have created consensus on the relationships between certain genera, disagreements on the relationships of other genera still exist.

"I'm sure there's certain constructive disagreement on exactly where that comes out, but it is something that we take an ongoing interest in understanding".

If there are people arguing that some in the body of Christ are better than others, in certain ways, then disagreements can produce quarrels, envy, dissension , friction, etc. Renew your mind.

Some claim that his family name was Quixada, or Quexada, for there is a certain amount of disagreement among the authors who write of this matter, although reliable conjecture seems to indicate that his name was Quexana.

I certainly hope that's the case and will do everything in my power to make that a reality but I think a certain amount of disagreement and divisiveness is to be expected with a group of this size.