Sentence examples for serious differences of opinion from inspiring English sources

"In the last few months, we had very serious differences of opinion about the future of the Mercedes car group," Mr. Hubbert told a German news service yesterday.

Mr. Disney resigned for the second time in 2003 citing "serious differences of opinion about the direction and style of management" and started agitating for Mr. Eisner's ouster.

In the absence of any serious differences of opinion or unreasonable demands, if a bond breaks that easily, it means it has not been cemented together with strong communication.

In joining the interim Government led by the Nepalese Congress Party under Prime Minister Krishna Prasad Bhattari, the Communists and other leftist groups submerged serious differences of opinion with their partners.

The panel undertook their review, the authors say, because of "serious differences of opinion amongst stakeholders and the controversies surrounding transgenic food crops".

He's not a bitter kind of a person so - and I certainly respect our differences of opinion and I have very serious differences of opinion with the President.

It is time, as well, for the Jewish community as a whole to relate differently to those in their midst who have a serious difference of opinion with Israel.

"Internet Advertising: Technology, Ethics, and a Serious Difference of Opinion". Communications of the ACM.

Within the United Nations Council for Libya, which has its offices in the austere Grand Hotel in Tripoli, there is a serious difference of opinion over this issue.

There was, however, a serious difference of opinion regarding the structure among the investigators at a time when modern analytical methods were not available.

"Governor Bush and I have a serious difference of opinion on school choice," Mr. McCain said, saying his voucher program would not use already existing public school money but money obtained by closing corporate tax loopholes that help the sugar, oil and gas and ethanol industries.