Sentence examples similar to root of disagreements from inspiring English sources

A good place to start looking is scripture, though that, of course, is often the root of disagreement.

An additional root of disagreement has been the demographic transformation of recent years: Hispanics have gone from 3.7percentt of voters in 1988 to 12.5percentt in 2012, and African-Americans have gone from 10 to 13percentt of voters in the same period.

This uncertainty is at the root of disagreement between 16S rRNA phylogeny (fig. 1 C ) and earlier genome-wide analyses (Zhaxybayeva et al. 2004, 2006; Beiko et al. 2005).

This conclusion might rest on the observation that it is not evident that mistakes are at the root of these disagreement.

As the debate over the project has heated up, leading to the string of "no confidence" votes in Sexton's leadership, the school president has characterized the root of the disagreement as a communication problem.

Therefore, we believe that the inability to differentiate between 12 and 24-mer oligomers by electrophoresis is at the root of the disagreement between these two studies.

When there were discrepancies, the pathologists discussed the case and examined the whole slide images as a group to determine the nature and extent of disagreement and the root of the discrepancy.

The main source of disagreement is sterling.

The roots of the disagreement stretch back before the invasion of Iraq, when Dr. ElBaradei was openly skeptical of the Bush administration's accusations that Saddam Hussein had rebuilt a nuclear program.

Edmundson's criticism of the canonical view of the state as coercive reveals a deeper root to some disagreements over coercion.

Cooke's opposition was rooted in disagreements on the currency, and the matter of logging in the Maine territory.