Sentence examples similar to differing on what from inspiring English sources

Democrats and Republicans differ on what makes an economy productive.

SO despite the fierce debate over what's behind the recent spike in prices, no one differs on what's really responsible for all that underlying demand here for black gold: the automobile, fueled not only by gasoline but also by Americans' famous propensity for voracious consumption.

Previous studies differ on what is a clinically significant difference in carboplatin dose with some (Plumridge and Sewell, 2001; De Lemos et al, 2006), favouring 5% while some (Shord et al, 2009; Ainsworth et al, 2012) deeming this too low and favouring 20%.

The best known is The Little House on the Prairie, but there are nine or 10 others (fans differ on what constitutes the true canon) and every one of them is a monument to the boundless resourcefulness, energy and talents of the pioneering Ingalls family and a window on to a long-dead mindset that we are all now struggling to resurrect.

Either Niven and I vastly differ on what constitutes a revelation, or else she's keeping the better ones to herself.

Would-be reformers differ on what approach to take.

But they differed on what the appropriate charge should be.

But opinions differ on what that concept means.

Analysts differed on what the next steps would be.

Ford fans may differ on what should be included.

"We just differ on what we think is wheat and what we think is chaff".