Sentence examples for disagree that when from inspiring English sources

Both Americans and Europeans overwhelmingly disagree that when jobs are scarce men should be given priority.Americans are slightly less likely than Europeans to find homosexuality socially acceptable, and less likely to support gay marriage, but tolerance of gays is on the increase (see chart 3).

Few people these days would disagree that when it comes to sex, no means no.

The minute we all look out for each other regardless of whether or not we disagree, that's when this conversation can truly move forward.

But when parents disagree, that has to shift to a discussion of why we're voting the way we're voting, and why, as hard as it is to admit, what's so clearly right to one person isn't right to everyone, and for good reasons.

Although more respondents agree than disagree that cuts in spending are needed, when they are reminded that those cuts will affect them directly, the positions reverse: only 19% are strongly in favour of trimming debt, whereas 27% are strongly opposed.

The airline seems to have disagreed; that's when it called the cops for a forcible removal.

Robbins disagrees: "That's like saying when color TV came in that people were going to go back to watching black-and-white television when they got older, because that's what their parents and grandparents did!" He added, "The next generation, our audience and even younger, they don't even know what live TV is.

Today it seemed as if Dayne had a little more explosiveness at the point of attack, something he disputed, but he did not disagree that he performed differently when left in for a series of plays.

It did not disagree that homeowners should be compensated when a municipality takes land for a public project.

Following the race, Pitman was heavily criticised for his placement of the stakeboats; Drinkwater disagreed, noting that "when the take-boats were being placed... the water was possible for both boats".

I think many of our brave soldiers and their families would disagree that it's 'not too important' when they come home.