Sentence examples for despite some disagreements from inspiring English sources

DESPITE some disagreements, county legislators unanimously adopted a $1.2 billion budget last week with little of the partisan rancor often seen in budget deliberations.

Despite some disagreements, the four largely remained in touch, raising hopes that at some stage they may amicably reunite.

"What other town has such a collegial group that has found a formula that is effective despite some disagreements they might have?" said clinical psychologist and former university teacher Marion Jacobs.

Despite some disagreements concerning the nature of attentional mechanisms [2], [6] [8], it is generally accepted that parallel tasks reflect pre-attentive processing whereas serial tasks specifically involve attention [1], [2], [6].

For this particular input image, the result of IRMA suggests that the FLIRT registration family is better than the other registration algorithms, despite some disagreements occurring in the EDI (Entropy of difference in Intensity, [53]) and the Woo (Woods' coefficient, [47]) metrics.

As the Mets' executive vice president, Cashen decided to retain Johnson despite some disagreement among the other baseball voices in the front office.

Despite some disagreement, all the major power centers in Washington — the White House, Congress and the Federal Reserve — agree about the need to bolster the economy with both fiscal and monetary policy.

The match was played despite some disagreement between the players and Cameroon Football Federation officials over how much money they earn from sponsorship deals.

Despite some disagreement in the literature about how to operationally define the term, one commonality is that cognitive flexibility is a component of executive functioning.

Despite some disagreement over these amendments the bill funds the government at reasonable levels for the rest of the fiscal year and delays most fights about spending from upending other important work before Congress.

Despite some disagreement about nomenclature, the persulfide (or sulfane sulfur) species has a formal oxidation state of zero and is often termed S in the biochemical literature (even though it is not technically zerovalent sulfur).