Sentence examples for a whole agree from inspiring English sources

An overwhelming majority of scholars, but not necessarily of Americans as a whole, agree that slavery was the central cause of the conflict.

However, 88% of the sample as a whole agreed they had all the training and development they needed.

The alliance as a whole agreed on the desirability of closing the gap, and some countries, especially Britain, set out to smarten up their air power.

A key plank of Britain's Southern Rhodesia policy was that the terms for independence had to be "acceptable to the people of the country as a whole"—agreeing to this, Smith suggested that white and urban black opinion could be gauged through a general referendum of registered voters, and that rural black views could be obtained at a national indaba (tribal conference) of chiefs and headmen.

As for the GPs, since the two groups as a whole agreed to participate, proponents as well as opponents of palliative-care education were present.

Their future can only be secured if society as a whole agrees that children are the first priority and if everyone, from decision maker to individual citizen acts accordingly.

Third world activists as a whole are agreed that the other priority must be to take agriculture out of the WTO.

Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said Sunday on "Meet the Press" that the credit downgrade created an "added incentive" for the new committee and Congress as a whole to agree on major deficit-reduction plans.

The industry as a whole should agree that no one benefits in the long run from bogus claims.

It's kind of ironic that those who wrote our subconscious programs would confuse self-love with arrogance, but when you think about it, our society as a whole would agree with them.

Across the sample as a whole, 65% agreed that the country was already feeling the effects of climate change.