Sentence examples for long disagreed from inspiring English sources

But doctors have long disagreed about the nature of links between psychiatric symptoms and thyroid problems.

The three governments have long disagreed over how to regulate finance.

Specter and Goodell have long disagreed on whether the punishment and the investigation fit the crime.

Historians have long disagreed over the question of how far George III himself was responsible for these tumultuous events.

Conservatives and Lib Dems have long disagreed on Europe, nuclear weapons and the role of the state.

The Communist neighbours were discussing the possibility that they might jointly prospect for oil in the South China Sea, where they have long disagreed over conflicting territorial claims.

Only Mr. Perry, whose state's border with Mexico is 1,200 miles long, disagrees about the sense of a fence along every mile, without conceding his commitment to security.

Godwin had come to hear Paine, but Wollstonecraft assailed him all night long, disagreeing with him on nearly every subject.

But, while Vimizin may not work for everyone, notably younger patients, Long vehemently disagrees with the committee's findings in her specific case.

Participants were asked to gauge the strength of their agreement with the statement "I found the length of the interview too long" (strongly disagree to strongly agree) for both the telephone and face-to-face follow-up interview.

The conversation was 20 minutes long and he disagreed with me.