Sentence examples for have differed with from inspiring English sources
Dr. Messinis acknowledged that the results might have differed with marijuana users from the general population.
Some British historians, from right and left, have differed with Fischer.
Courts and commentators long have differed with regard to whether scienter is a necessary element of such a cause of action, or whether negligent conduct alone is sufficient.
He also did not invite Reform Jewish leaders who have been critical of him or progressive Jewish activists who have differed with him publicly on policy issues.
"I think there is uniform respect for him for that in the Senate," Mr. Kennedy said, "even from the people who have differed with him".
Over the course of the 18-month conflict, domestic dissidents have differed with exile groups, especially over the question of foreign intervention, which the main exile opposition grouping, the Syrian National Council, supports.
Sir Clive said he had differed with James Wilde, who became chief executive last year, and that the board supported Mr. Wilde.
The study drew support from the New Jersey Coalition Against Aircraft Noise, which has differed with the Port Authority over noise issues.
Valentine, who has differed with Phillips in the past, said later that he was not criticizing the personnel decisions, only the way the team has reacted.
The defendant, Ahmad Edwards, who was sometimes quite coherent and at other times decidedly not so, had differed with his lawyer over defense strategy.
