Sentence examples for that disagreed from inspiring English sources

The only panel that disagreed was in the Sixth Circuit, thanks to a split appellate decision.

One company that disagreed with G.M.'s decision was its Detroit rival, Ford.

And I know there's some in my party that disagreed with that sentiment.

It also suggests that the team that disagreed with his brand of baseball in 1995 has overcome its objections.

After this piece was published, the Consumer Union and Friends of the Earth wrote letters to the editor that disagreed with its conclusions.

A study has found that in the scientific literature published in 1998 there were 96 papers on global warming that agreed that humans were the main cause, versus only three that disagreed.

"We're trying to play it very low-key here," said one Western diplomat, who said his government had considered putting out a statement that disagreed with the report's conclusion but then decided it was best to deal with it privately.

According to Pagels and King, the Gospel of Judas may well have been buried on behalf of a community that disagreed sharply with other Christians about how to make sense of Roman persecution of the faithful.

An article on Thursday about groups that disagreed with the Supreme Court ruling allowing the Boy Scouts of America to exclude gays misstated the position of the United Methodist Church.

But he leaves the role having invested it with the qualities he brought – the plainest of which is transparency – and even an individual or body that disagreed with every single guideline would concede the (hopefully lasting) value of his tenure.

Correction: July 1, 2000, Saturday An article on Thursday about groups that disagreed with the Supreme Court ruling allowing the Boy Scouts of America to exclude gays misstated the position of the United Methodist Church.