Sentence examples for differing on specifics from inspiring English sources
Noting that both he and Mr. Gore had advocated better schools, tax reform and a stronger military, while differing on specifics, the president-elect appealed for cross-aisle cooperation.
But they differed on specifics and used facts loosely to defend their stances.
Thus, the procurement laws of these countries share common guidelines and provisions but may differ on specific issues, such as value thresholds for permissible procurement methods.
The automatically computed scores were validated against mean scores from judges who, in all but one task, listened to "prosodic minimal pairs" of recordings, each pair containing two utterances from the same child with approximately the same phonemic material but differing on a specific prosodic dimension, such as stress.
Although differing on the specific algorithms to infer ancestral states, these methods all attempt to single out conserved bases or regions that exhibit a reduced mutation rate when compared to neutrally evolving sequence.
It was impossible to verify the activists' reports, which differed on some specifics, because Western journalists are unable to operate freely in Syria.
Those plans have called for revising entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security and increasing tax revenue, though they differ on many specifics.
They differ on the specifics of what they did, but they are united in discerning recklessness on the part of Aaron's sons who behaved in a way unbefitting of their high office.
Comparison of authors on the individual-feature level is particularly useful if the user of the system is interested in evaluating how some particular authors differ on a specific subset of features.
While we may differ on which specific reforms are the best way forward, surely we can all agree that there are ways to protect the lives of brave police officers without infringing on the traditions of hunters; and that there is more we can do to improve mental health treatment and data sharing; and that investing to upgrade school security is common sense.
