Sentence examples for growing disagreement from inspiring English sources

Because of a growing disagreement with the rule of the order, she and four others left the sisterhood in 1863.

King hinted at the growing disagreement on the MPC over whether and when interest rates should go up, saying "there are real differences of view within the committee".

For all their growing disagreement, McGrath's Dick and Pat are a love match, and as airtime approaches, a moment after Uncle Miltie signs off, one can scarcely help rooting for him to prevail.

The peoples of the world, in one way or another, are increasingly asking the question: "Is anybody in control anymore?" when they see growing disagreement among the great powers, the re-emergence of old inter-state conflicts, terrorists on their streets, chaos in their markets, and jobs disappearing with nothing to replace them.

"Last week's decision to leave rates on hold looks like a tactical pause... We continue to expect a hike in the next three months". King hinted at the growing disagreement on the MPC over whether and when interest rates should go up, saying "there are real differences of view within the committee".

WASHINGTON — A court in Luxembourg has ruled against a group of Sept. 11 victims in a novel lawsuit seeking $1.6 billion in Iranian assets, bringing to a head a long growing disagreement about a significant question of international law: Should governments be immune from lawsuits even when they are accused of responsibility for terrorist attacks?

But aides said the topic was one of many where he foresaw growing disagreements with the Bush administration and Senate leaders.

The Most Rev. George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury, warned that the Anglican Church was "being steadily undermined" by growing disagreements about how it handles issues like homosexuality.

As a result of growing disagreements, in 1972 Afwerki led a breakaway group, which became the famous Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF), cementing a major rift in the country's politics that continues to divide the Eritrean population today.

So far, that effort has foundered; the most recent round of talks broke up early in November, amid growing disagreements with Russia and China about the necessity of imposing harsh United Nations sanctions on the Iranian regime.

Congressional aides trying to write a bill providing drug benefits to millions of elderly people said today that their work had been stalled by growing disagreements and antagonism between the top Republican negotiators from the Senate and the House.