Sentence examples for disagree either from inspiring English sources

I can't disagree either with his decision to allow armed guards on British-flagged ships, because every seafarer I have met wants to sail with armed security aboard.

Those who disagree either think that the ratio of X Y is high enough to argue for business as usual, or just don't care what the ratio is.

It also presented an initial set of four options, including the ability to agree or disagree either "somewhat" or "strongly," perhaps giving cover to some respondents who endorse the idea with some apprehension.

But while they didn't agree to sell the land outright, they didn't disagree either.

Simmons was slightly skeptical of all three statements; the two never seemed to agree, but never really to disagree either.

But Gerard W. Cunningham, a Republican commission member, disagreed: "Either have districts or not.

A third popular cause of the conservative revival is the restiveness of what I have called "The Forgotten American," that dragooned and ignored individual who is either outside the organized pressure groups or who finds himself represented by organizations with whose policies he disagrees either in whole or in part.

Superficially at least Romney might not have disagreed, either.

No one in the country could disagree with either thought.

On this evidence, it is hard to disagree with either notion.

In the Washington Post, Scott Wilson and Juliet Eilperin begin thusly: " The resignation of White House environmental adviser Van Jones has revealed a lapse in the administration's vetting procedures... .. It's hard to disagree with either of those assessments.