Sentence examples for serious differences that from inspiring English sources

We have serious differences that have grown over time.

But short of the installation of an aggressively anti-American regime intent on confronting the United States, which seems unlikely, American policy should seek to build a stable, productive relationship with China that does not paper over the serious differences that will continue to divide the countries.

When U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill met at the Arcadia Conference (December 1941 January 1942), they began a period of wartime cooperation that, for all the very serious differences that divided the two countries, remains without parallel in military history.

Is this a media creation or are there serious differences that will need a lot of sweating?

(NYT) THE UNIONS CLINTON TWEAKS G.O.P. -- President Clinton said in Philadelphia yesterday that Republicans would talk a good game when they arrived for their convention in late July but were not eager to point out the serious differences that divide the two parties.

So there are some serious structural differences that are going to be hard to work through.

Gifford Miller, the speaker of the City Council, said yesterday: "We have some serious, significant differences that we haven't been able to resolve yet.

The only serious difference is that you can get a finer paste with the blade than with the garlic press.

He conceded that serious differences with the U.S. remained, but asserted that they would be overcome "by our mutual interest in seeing that the talks lead to success".

Despite the overtures, US officials warned in advance that serious differences remained between the two countries.

She told the Independent that serious differences in opinion had emerged between her, Winterbottom, and the film's co-director, Mat Whitecross.