Sentence examples for differing accounts of the from inspiring English sources

There were vastly differing accounts of the toll.

Earlier reports in Spain gave differing accounts of the likely cause of the crash.

The government and the opposition gave differing accounts of the explosions in Idlib.

The two countries have given sharply differing accounts of the downing.

Both countries gave differing accounts of the clash, one of the worst of recent skirmishes along the line of control.

Some witnesses gave differing accounts of the shooting, and the injured men were interviewed only briefly early yesterday, the police said.

Witnesses offered differing accounts of whether the bomb was detonated during a suicide attack or had been stowed in a parked car, but they agreed that it struck an Iraqi police patrol.

The discrepancy between the two figures – the council's £18m and the campaigners' £22.3m seems to be mainly the result of differing accounts of how much the police operation will cost: the council says £10m; the Dale Farm claim £12.5m.

Now, when I break up with someone, or someone breaks up with me (Carey and Packer offer differing accounts of who was the dumper and dumpee), my approach is to follow the advice of women's magazines and take some "me time", and by "me time" I mean "spend at least a month locked in my flat watching Murder She Wrote and eating cake frosting straight out of the tub".

Mr. de la Rionda also treaded lightly over witness testimony, mentioning that different people gave differing accounts of who was on top during the struggle.

Such cases typically hinge on different interpretations of statistics rather than differing accounts of what happened by the photocopier.Victims often are reluctant to complain, for fear of retaliation.