Sentence examples for disagreed recently from inspiring English sources

The United States and Brazil have disagreed recently, however, over the suspect presidential election in Peru that resulted in a third term for Alberto K. Fujimori.

Shadow chancellor Alan Johnson has openly disagreed recently with leader Ed Miliband's support for a graduate tax.

But the agency is as divided as ever: the three Republican commissioners wanted to appeal the ruling; the three Democrats blocked the idea.That is not all the parties have disagreed over recently.

"There were a lot of people in baseball who also disagreed," Selig said recently.

Mr. Theede; the chief financial officer, Bruce K. Misamore; and the Russian-born American former chief, Simon G. Kukes, who stepped down last week, recently disagreed with Yuri A. Beilin, the Russian deputy chief executive, who is widely seen as one of Menatep's last loyalists at Yukos.

This isn't the only time parents have recently disagreed with school suspensions.

(Ted's finally wrong on something!) Not much that I've disagreed with you recently, but this... Are you ignorant, complacent, or a fool?

"The publisher thought we should call the book 'Aerobics.' I disagreed," he said recently from his office at the Cooper Institute in Texas where, at 77, he still sees patients, including former President George W. Bush.

"I think she's a lot tougher, a lot more pragmatic and a lot more ambitious," said another colleague, Councilman Marvin Braude, who supported Russell for the council presidency but who has disagreed with her recently on a number of issues.

Outgoing Rep. Allen West (R-Fla). received two votes, while House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va)., who has recently disagreed with Boehner over the "fiscal cliff" and a Superstorm Sandy aid package, received three.

Studies on the common 677C→T polymorphism of the Methylentetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) gene, known to be associated with a moderate elevation of tHcy, support a causal link between Hcy and atherosclerosis through the so-called "Mendelian randomization" phenomenon [5], though some Authors recently disagreed [6].