Sentence examples for more disagreed from inspiring English sources

On the perceived barriers subscale, the mean scores for the low intention group was on the agreement side of the scale (i.e., more agreed than disagreed with barrier items); in contrast, both the moderate and high intention groups had mean scores on the disagreement side (i.e., more disagreed than agreed with barrier items).

But by 40 per cent to 32 per cent, the public agree that Labour is right to oppose austerity, and more disagree (43 per cent) than agree (34 per cent) that "cutting tax credits for people who are in work is necessary to get the public finances in order".

Those who thought of specific prices reported more extreme and more disagreeing inflation expectations, because they were biased towards various items associated with more extreme perceived price changes.

Goldman considers several ways by which a layperson might try to choose (justifiedly) between two or more disagreeing experts.

"The more students disagreed (with one another in class) the more Angus encouraged it".

Responses varied with regard to feedback provision to CMOs, slightly more disagreed/strongly disagreed that formal feedback was provided (23/61 37.7%) than those who agreed/strongly agreed (17/61, 27.9%) that feedback occurred (Table 3).

More women disagreed with shopping vouchers than men.

Parents and children more frequently disagreed about whether the disclosure process was negative or positive.

However, when one or more tests disagreed with the others, there was higher variability and less certainty about the inputs.

First, in the cases of without/uncertain decisional capacity, the CEC team more often disagreed or withheld their opinion.

We know more about her, so there is more to disagree with.