inconcurring Synonyms
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inconcurring Meaning
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inconcurring (a.)
Not concurring; disagreeing.
inconcurring Sentence Examples
- The opposing counsel's inconcurring arguments were met with firm rebuttal.
- The team members' inconcurring opinions delayed progress on the project.
- The board members inconcurred on the proposed merger, citing financial concerns.
- The inconcurring vote cast by the minority shareholder had a significant impact on the board's decision.
- The inconcurring research findings of two independent studies raised questions about the validity of the results.
- Despite their initial agreement, the partners inconcurred on the final terms of the contract.
- The inconcurring views of the Supreme Court justices resulted in a split decision.
- The committee's inconcurring recommendations led to a prolonged debate.
- The inconcurring opinions from the different departments hindered the company's ability to make a unified decision.
- Theinconcurring perspectives on the social issue sparked a heated public discourse.
FAQs About the word inconcurring
Not concurring; disagreeing.
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The opposing counsel's inconcurring arguments were met with firm rebuttal.
The team members' inconcurring opinions delayed progress on the project.
The board members inconcurred on the proposed merger, citing financial concerns.
The inconcurring vote cast by the minority shareholder had a significant impact on the board's decision.
