Sentence examples for further disagree from inspiring English sources

Parents further disagree as to when it's appropriate to first introduce a child to gaming.

We further disagree with their proposition that false-positive results from a single study will lead to faulty decision making in matters of public health importance.

We further disagree that we are misleading with our statement that it has been argued that irregular spike trains suggest that only rate codes can be used to perform reliable computations.

The prominent black conservative further disagreed with the president over whether America still suffered deep, structural problems because of racism.

Thomas further disagreed with the plurality's assumption that the date of the enactment of the AUMF constituted the start of war, suggesting that Osama bin Laden's declaration of jihad in August 1996 could be considered a declaration of war.

However, there is disagreement over whether this model of decline is produced by James' own disillusionment, or whether it is evidence of Crèvecœur's voice interceding into the narrative; further, critics disagree over where in the narrative the disillusionment occurs, variably placing it in the third, eighth and ninth letters.

Further, I strongly disagree with certain personal accounts in the book, which came from sources with personal, business or political agendas or unbalanced points of view.

Nick, on the other hand, was firmly part of the underground folk-and-blues set.Yet dig further and few disagree that there are deep musical similarities between mother and son.

For Plato, and the Stoics, it is both (Annas 1993), and modern versions of virtue ethics disagree further about the link between eudaimonia and what gives a character trait the status of being a virtue.

In May, 1966, after Lyndon Johnson delivered a public scolding to antiwar Democrats, Harry McPherson — the wisest of Johnson's White House aides — warned L.B.J. that "those who disagree feel further estranged by high-powered shouting".

Such comparisons give confidence when the predictions agree, and possible cause for further investigation when they disagree.