Sentence examples for disagree which from inspiring English sources

Few people would disagree — which is, of course, a problem.

Working jointly will also help you identify areas where you disagree, which may help avoid arguments later.

If the agency still thinks the money is owed, you can again disagree, which will usually set off a "90-day" letter, or a statutory notice of deficiency.

Gail: I have a sinking feeling this is going to be one of those conversations where we fail to disagree, which is so much less exciting.

That is just one of the many assumptions over which Genentech and Roche disagree, which accounts for their differing views on Genentech's value.

"I agree with you, so you're smart and good!" "I disagree, which makes you stupid and evil!" But what if it is the mechanisms through which audiences commonly express themselves that make these comments so inhospitable to nuance and deliberation?

Soft-drink companies disagreed, which Ritterman had expected.

No one here disagreed, which means that the Travers Stakes, known as the Midsummer Derby, may be light on Aug. 24 as far as starters, and perhaps more feathery when it comes to contenders.

Judge Wigenton disagreed, which is why the case went to trial.

Sukarno disagreed, which was a blow to Sudirman.

Each of these pairwise mergers contracts edges on which the two trees either disagree or which have "collisions".