Sentence examples for differing on many from inspiring English sources

Democratic presidential candidates, while differing on many issues, largely agree in opposing the law.

People differ on many dimensions and SLEs should adapt to relevant differences.

JOEL AND JACKIE BRENDE differ on many things.

In contrast to car and home insurance policies, PMI policies differ on many variables.

They differ on many points, but something that most of them agree on is that the hammering episode, so satisfying symbolically — loud, metallic, violent — never occurred.

Those plans have called for revising entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security and increasing tax revenue, though they differ on many specifics.

Barack Obama and Chinese president Xi Jinping differ on many things, but the photos from Kirchner's visit to Beijing suggest that the leaders of the world's two most powerful countries have found some common ground.

A survey of four Democratic mayoral candidates shows that all support the notion of bringing the Olympics to New York -- though some have caveats -- but they differ on many details.

Although these authors differed on many points, they shared the view that standard logical-empiricist accounts of confirmation, theory, and other topics were quite inadequate to explain the major transitions that have occurred in the history of the sciences.

In addition, at the Corporation of London he held office for many years in the Staff Association, the in-house white-collar trade union where, as he wrote, the staff and the Corporation differed on many occasions, but resolution was always achieved in a civilised fashion and without recourse to industrial action.

The three organizations analyzed in this study differ on many levels beyond STEM density.