Sentences with phrase «n't agree though»

Hubby wouldn't agree though.

The testers over at Consumer Reports don't agree though, and they believe that old Samsung phones are better than the iPhone 8.

Not exact matches

Even so, parents and students alike are optimistic: 64 percent of parents surveyed expect that their children will be able to find a job after graduation — though not necessarily one in their field — within six months, and 67 percent of students agreed.

The International Agency for Research on Cancer agrees with California on this one: diesel oil has more than 30 known components that can cause cancer, though in a well - ventilated parking deck, there shouldn't be too many fumes.

It's not that you should entirely chuck your to - do list (though some have done it and never looked back), but the experts agree that leaning too heavily on a simple, old - fashioned checklist has several serious pitfalls.

Whether or not you agree is up to you, though.

My mother — an angel in more ways than one — didn't stop lending and investing, though eventually she and Gary agreed to stop telling me about it.

T - Mobile and Sprint have not yet agreed to include such a cap in their merger agreement, though it is possible they will do so, one of the sources said.

Though public opinion seems to be split on whether or not her actually murdered Hae Min Lee, most listeners agree that he did not receive a fair trial.

Even if you don't ultimately agree with a customer's position, acting as though that customer exists means you've said that person matters, and the person will appreciate and remember it.

The two companies have not yet introduced a breakup fee in their merger negotiations that would compensate one side if regulators reject the deal, though it is possible one will be agreed to by the time the deal is signed, the sources said.

The European Union recently agreed on new net neutrality laws which, though they are not yet in force, will ban operators from blocking content — unless it falls into very specific categories such as malware.

I actually agree that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg should not have injected herself into the election by calling Trump a «faker,» even though he is one.

Speigel (who on a typical day arrives at his company's Cincinnati headquarters wearing a gray pinstripe suit, a blue shirt with French cuffs, and black alligator shoes) reluctantly agreed recently to let his 25 employees go a tad less formal on Fridays, though you wouldn't catch him personally following suit (or lack thereof).

In January, Goldman disclosed that it had agreed to pay the government $ 5 billion in relation to its role in the financial crisis, though the exact terms of the term had not been hashed out.

Sachin writes: Though I agree that there are some winds going in that direction, I'd argue it is likely not to change anytime soon.

Goodman didn't exactly agree — he's not a fan of the idea of hiring a chief operating officer, though he concedes it's the right move for some people.

Legally, the contract is a key part of establishing a non-employee relationship, though it doesn't guarantee that the IRS or other agencies will agree that your contractor should not be reclassified as an employee.

Though I may not always agree with each of the articles...

In the Russian Far East, Huawei outcompeted Nokia in a 2017 open tender bidding process to lay an internet cable to the Kurile Islands by agreeing to complete the project at a cost that was 9 percent below Rostelecom's stated maximum contract price.122 Though there have been no specific complaints surrounding the Kurile Islands tender, China's investments in Russia at times do not adhere to market principles — an issue of concern for the West given long - standing U.S. and European criticism of unfair Chinese trade and investment practices.

I am definitely on board with smart and strategic credit card use, though I agree that it is not for everyone and people need to find out what works for them best!

The U.S. trade deficit is a major reason President Donald Trump promised to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), even though economists generally agree that a bilateral trade balance is not directly linked to trade policy.

I don't agree with this criticism though; Buffett's own record sees all invested money compounding at 20.46 %, so it seems reasonable to assume the fund does the same to make a comparison — even if in reality hedge fund managers would spend their fee money on Monaco apartments and Lamborghinis.

In any case, Harvey's devastation represents a new challenge for the White House and Congress, requiring lawmakers to approve billions of dollars in recovery spending even though they haven't agreed on much else this year.

What investors can not seem to agree on, though, is what constitutes «due diligence» and how to know what to look for.

So, Facebook agrees to host some ads on their site for a hefty fee and boom, an income is born, even though Facebook doesn't really sell anything.

In case it's not, though: remember that agreeing to bi-weekly payments with your lender is contract.

Green has always provided great insight and though we don't always agree I have great respect for his perspective.

Don't agree about inflation in the US, though.

Not sure I agree though.

You don't have to agree with them, I will even defend your right to keep your beliefs (even though I do not share them) but to simply say its all a conspiracy to bankrupt morality is a bit of a stretch don't you think?

I have gay friends whom I love dearly, yet they know that though I love them, I certainly do not agree with their lifestyle.

Ooo — agreed, it's interesting to contemplate... I suspect if true most would find it ironic (not to me though)

You, however, run around declaring that YOUR understanding of faith is the ONLY correct one (even though the majority of the Christian faith do not even agree with you on inerrancy) and that those who challenge your offensive grandstanding are apostate and / or damning.

I agree that most people will acknowledge that we do need God, however acknowledging that we need Him and actually acknowledging Him are not the same thing... if you know that you need Him though, that's a start... And I have a questions for you: why do you think we have this need?

Because, even though the number of atheists is rising, the percentage of in your face obnoxious atheists that believe you are stupid if you don't agree with them is still fairly low.

I don't agree that cosmologists are wrong to look for other explanations before deciding that the CMB map indicates that we are near the centre of the universe though.

On the extent of the canon we do not entirely agree, though the sixty - six books of the Protestant canon are not in dispute.

Though I totally agree with most posts that the U.S. should not be influenced by Israel.

I agree, though I will say their are christians who actually do help the poor and sick - real christians that no one every hears about mainly because real christians, unlike Camping, don't seek praise or attention and don't do things to gain anything.

I agree with you though, I think he is an axe murderer but that is not a very good reason to elect him.

I am an Atheist and even though I don't agree with a cross being their; it shouldn't be my right to tell them to get rid of it.

It sounds as though you think that people who don't agree with you don't have the right to express themselves.

He said that even though he doesn't agree with their beliefs, he respects them — and that they do the same for him.

I think we'll have to agree to disagree at this point though, because this is turning into quite an emotionally and mentally demanding discussion which I'm afraid I don't have the time or energy for right now.

In many situations Atheists ARE treated like second class citizens (though no more so than anyone who doesn't follow a Christian religion); but I agree that doesn't necessitate the name calling.

She got very upset with me even though the pastor agreed that it was not working for our church.

Because even though the phrase «going to church» kind of bugs me (we don't go, we are), and even though it's messy and imperfect, even though I've let them down and they have let me down, even though there are disappointments, even though I don't agree with everybody and they probably think I'm crazy sometimes, too, even though I don't think we need an official sanctioned Sunday morning thing to be part of the Body of Christ, because even though I think the Church crosses a lot of our self - made boundaries and preferences and gatekeepers, I keep choosing this small family out of hope and joy.

I agree with Roger, the reason that there is wars isn't besuace there are religions» but besuace there are people though certainly different ideologies promote different means.

Here's Chris Matthews (not a conservative) calling out the g.ay lobby in their hypocritical attempt to silence their opponents (in this case, Tony Perkins)-- even though he agrees with the left on this issue.