Sentence examples similar to differing views than from inspiring English sources
Since relatively few members of both the Tea Party Caucus and the Congressional Progressive Caucus are in competitive seats, the greater propensity of members in swing districts to support the bill could plausibly reflect ideological differences rather than differing views on electoral strategy.
As a shareholder, I want people of differing views to have a say.
Surveys published on Thursday by two business groups provide differing views on the economy's prospects.
But they gave differing views on what lies ahead for the industry.
The papers have differing views over what was the cause of Europe's emphatic win.
Historians have taken differing views of Æthelwulf's will.
They also include environmental groups, fishing and farming interests, Indian tribes and two state governments with differing views, Oregon favoring more aggressive actions than Washington.
For their part, antismoking advocates offered differing views.
We regard the issue of statutory construction involved here as markedly closer than the questions presented in those cases; at the least, it is plainly an issue upon which differing views may readily be entertained.
This is quite frankly modern-day McCarthyism: guilt by association with those who hold differing views.
