Sentence examples for actually concurs from inspiring English sources

In this way Ferrier, despite his disagreements, actually concurs with Reid's strictures on the kind of philosophical theorizing that tries to deploy Newtonian methods in the way that Hume does.

2012 was a rare year for me as I actually concurred with the judges of both the Man Booker and the Orange prizes!

We have indeed evidence that they actually concur and are also acting for associations of other amino acid repeats throughout phylogenesis (F. Fiumara et al., in preparation).

In order to verify whether the effects of TRAIL on VEGF production by tumour cells are actually concurring with a general antiangiogenic objective, the angiogenesis-related gene array analysis was also performed in HUVEC.

Who's going to take care of it?" The senator, a scholar-farmer who never actually gardened, concurred.

Actually, we concur with others [ 64, 65] on the usefulness of CYB sequences – including third codon positions – when they are combined with less saturated sequences.

He says that stretching is better for this area – and another blog, Breakingmuscle.com concurs and actually suggests it can be counter-productive.

Actually, much research and many experts concur with both points.

Bungard and associates have described the 'real world' use of warfarin therapy as "sub-optimal" [ 6] and have estimated that only 15%to44%4% of patients eligible for anticoagulation are actually prescribed warfarin [ 7]. Hart concurs that the use of warfarin is poor, noting that "it is often given to patients who benefit minimally, while those patients who would benefit most are not treated" [ 8].

And he identified those who "actually abet" and unjust war as those who "assisted, concurred, or consented", to that war (Locke 1689: sec 179).

But, we concurred, that's probably because we haven't actually had our Christmas dinner yet.