Sentence examples similar to a high agree from inspiring English sources

The latest twist is a bidding war for Canada's Dofasco between Arcelor, a European multinational that last month launched a hostile takeover, and Germany's ThyssenKrupp which trumped Arcelor with a higher agreed bid, worth €3.5 billion ($4.1 billion).

The preference for an attack rate-based strategy using a single vaccine dose when vaccination coverage is high agrees with a recent study suggesting that targeting age groups at the highest risk of infection may be the optimal solution[33], but in our model, this is only the case when vaccine is available well before the epidemic peak.

* Number of respondents marking the 4th or the 5th answer option in a five-point Likert scale labeled from a low "strongly disagree" to a high "strongly agree" score.

Overall, 30% agreed their training had been of a high standard; 38% agreed educational opportunities had been good; 52% agreed they had to do too much routine non-medical work; and 16% agreed they had to perform clinical tasks for which they felt inadequately trained.

For those who indicated using social media in their learning, in terms of usefulness for university, the social media characteristics that received a high number of strongly agree and agree ratings (see Table 4) included: Table 4 Q15: In your opinion, are the following characteristics of social media useful for your university learning?

On 13 March this year, a high court judge agreed to let Lamb take over Nicklinson's appeal.

The government's plans for a third runway at Heathrow were dealt a blow today after a high court judge agreed with campaigners that climate change threats had not been taken seriously enough.

"Having chartered status shows you have reached a high professional standard," agrees Kelly St. Pier, a neurophysiology professional service manager at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London.

The defense has argued the test was botched and the samples tainted, and a high court judge agreed, acquitting him of the charges in early 2012.

Then, for each response, we created a dichotomous variable (high: 'strongly agree'agreeree' and 'neither agree or disagree'; low: 'disagree' and 'strongly disagree').

Perceptions of class prejudice are high across the social spectrum but peak at opposite ends; 66% of social grade A (the highest grade) agree that class prejudice is common, and 62% of social grade E (the lowest grade) concur.