Sentence examples for continued disagreement from inspiring English sources

With less to lose from continued disagreement, there is also less to gain from agreement, and hence less hope for Garland.

Our correspondent says many obstacles remain - chief among them continued disagreement among opposition forces, some of whom are already saying they will not recognise any agreement the talks may come to.

Where there was continued disagreement between reviewers about including or excluding a paper, a third reviewer made the final decision.

But economics and industry politics, as well as continued disagreements over technical formats, have delayed the long-predicted digital revolution in movie theaters.

Despite efforts to understand these systems, there are continued disagreements as to what they constitute.

The deliberate modification and transfer of specifically constructed gene assemblies by using advanced techniques has created continuing disagreement globally.

The first is continuing disagreement between Syria and the OPCW over the destruction of production and storage sites.

510, 97 L.Ed. 754, and my continuing disagreement with the constitutional views which it expressed, I cannot acquiesce in this decision.

But there is a continuing disagreement over the delivery rate Con Edison would charge to use its distribution system, a rate that is set by the state's Public Service Commission.

But other plans, like a bigger budget for the euro area, would have to wait amid continuing disagreement on what it should be used for.

But no city officials were present at the state's news conference, in what seemed an indication of a continuing disagreement on how to portray school performance.