Sentence examples for public differences from inspiring English sources

Their most obvious public differences were not over Iran at all.

Critically, both sides need to learn to have public differences without acrimony.

The Treasury is understandably neuralgic about any suggestion of a shift from Plan A. There can be no public differences.

Despite public differences, each side thinks the other is becoming more like itself.

He has criticised the president for public differences with the Israeli leader over the expansion of Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank.

With their public differences, no team would give up a first-rounder in the restricted free-agent market.

Gould also did not believe that a public difference of opinion with a conductor was sacrilege.

A Difference of Opinion Nelson Doubleday, perhaps the only person in captivity who has suggested that the Mets could play in a renovated Shea Stadium rather than have a new park built, ignited another public difference of opinion with the team's co-owner last week.

It deserves repeating because it is the single most public difference between academia and industry.

The Pentagon and State Department have expressed, in a surprisingly public way, differences over their favorites.

In the presence of local public goods differences in tastes are an important determinant of the way in which partnerships are formed.