Sentence examples for differing opinion about from inspiring English sources

We certainly respect the court, but may have a differing opinion about whether the university's admissions program is narrowly tailored.

As both sides continue negotiating, it is intriguing to wonder how the talks might be influenced if a marquee player suddenly voiced a differing opinion about the need for a strike.

These repeated sequences, often featuring before and after videos, are heartbreaking, but eventually one wants to hear from someone, anyone, with a differing opinion about the sharp rise in autism rates.

It is recognised in the breast screening literature that experts hold differing opinions about overdiagnosis, but the basis for those differences has not been explored.

Economists will inevitably have differing opinions about that.

Obama's advisers hold differing opinions about the prospects for negotiations.

There are hotly differing opinions about why this sexual violence is happening.

There are differing opinions about why the Yankees slumped so terribly.

There were differing opinions about how a sports hernia operation would affect a pro back.

He added: "There are differing opinions about whether the Zuckerman deal needed to be first approved by the owners.

For what it's worth Michael J. Fox and I have differing opinions about just where Alex Keaton is today.