Sentence examples for have serious differences from inspiring English sources

We have serious differences that have grown over time.

We have serious differences with these two nations, and must regard them with open eyes," he said.

Two leaders who have serious differences on many topics still stand shoulder to shoulder on essentials and seem likely to do so for a full five years.

"We still have serious differences with Iran, but the United States, our partners, and the world are more secure because of the J.C.P.O.A.," he said in a statement.

I -- I would, you know, I was just in Germany having a discussion with Chancellor Schroder about some family reunification issues where we have serious differences with the Germans who are great allies on this.

The anticorruption volunteers, whose core leadership numbers perhaps 200 by some estimates, have serious differences on how best to proceed, but they are obviously united in a strong affection for this city.

On his way out of the arena he met Linford Christie, with whom he is known to have had serious differences.

Dodd said: "While I have had serious differences with the Federal Reserve over the past few years, I think reappointing chairman Bernanke is probably the right choice".

The response was gracious and even warm, despite his own acknowledgment that members of the audience probably had serious differences with him.

To compound things, he and the producers had serious differences over the edit, and he had to suffer the very Hollywood indignity of having it taken out of his hands.

The two did eventually meet, according to a statement from Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov, which said the leaders still had serious differences on how they viewed the conflict and the causes of the current situation.