Sentence examples for Substantially agree from inspiring English sources

Jews, Christians, western historians, and archeologists who stay above the religious fray substantially agree on Biblical history including the descent of the "chosen" people from Abraham and his wife, Sarah, through Isaac (b.2017BCE), not through those of Ishmael (b.2031BCE), son of Abraham's wife's slave girl.

Our model predicts that the resulting oscillation period falls into a relatively narrow range because of natural constraints on the dike length and magma flow speed, and the predicted timescales substantially agree with the observations.

Regarding the average time to acquire and interpret the LUS, the results of this training course substantially agree with the time allotted by the BLUE protocol (maximum 3 min) [12, 13].

Therefore, on the basis of the criteria set by the above-cited researchers, with which also other authors substantially agree [14, 16], the two identified clusters of samples should be characterized by different degrees of antiquity.

Mr. Justice BLACK, substantially agreeing with these views, is of opinion that the petitions should be dismissed.

"The Jamaican people are substantially agreed on the need to resume the death penalty," Prime Minister P. J. Patterson said in a televised speech on Sunday night.

The model, validated by means of replicated tunnel experiments, substantially agrees with the existing ones for the limiting cases of horizontal and upward directed jets.

Feminists have differed on means and issues, but they have substantially agreed that women must work on one another's behalf and can only advance together.

Still, the general principles enunciated by these adjudications will, upon a review of the whole, be found to be such as the majority of the court and the dissentients are substantially agreed upon.

Then the city waited until April 15 — one week after Mr. Emanuel was re-elected — to get final approval of a pre-emptive $5 million settlement with Mr. McDonald's family, a settlement that had been substantially agreed upon weeks earlier.

By contrast, the candidates quite swiftly laid out differing approaches to the euro crisis and to helping Greece, while substantially agreeing that it was the duty of Germany, having Europe's biggest and strongest economy, to support weaker nations.