Sentence examples for first disagreed from inspiring English sources
Margaret Thatcher, still fiery from the Falklands war, at first disagreed with him; popular newspapers talked of betrayal.
The outbreak was identified when the teachers insisted that the spasmodic coughing was not part of an ordinary cold, even though GPs at first disagreed.
When, in one seesawing exchange, Anderson Cooper asked if this meant he was for proliferation, Trump first disagreed, citing — naturally — the professor.
"As a kid, if you had an adventurous bone in your body you read H. Rider Haggard's books," said Mr. Swayze, who at first disagreed with changing Quatermain, the British hero of an entire series of adventure stories, into an American.
Trump's tax lawyer addressed this issue on Jan . 11by, first, disagreeing that payments to the hotel would violate the Constitution and, second, announcing that any profits the hotel receives from foreign governments would be directed to the U.S. Treasury.
One-third disagreed and a further third strongly disagreed.
Nearly two-thirds disagreed with the idea that a higher income could increase their quality of life.
One-third held a neutral attitude and one-third disagreed with the statement.
A more troubling finding is that 51percentt of Southeast Asians agreed that the United States has lost strategic ground to China since Donald Trump took over the presidency, while only a third disagreed.
The general public expressed collective uncertainty about providing funding to local health service providers to meet smoking cessation in pregnancy or breastfeeding targets: just over a third of the respondents agreed and a third disagreed.
When we asked participants whether they thought the coverage of these eye drops by health insurance should be revoked based on "evidence" of their ineffectiveness, about one third disagreed with this statement.
