Sentence examples similar to agree high from inspiring English sources

Labour said it was still seeking to agree high-profile TV debates involving other members of the cabinet and shadow cabinet, especially one between Alistair Darling, the chancellor, and his shadow George Osborne.

Well, apart from developing deeper relationships with our children, researchers unequivocally agree, higher GPA, higher graduation rates and more confident children.

A 7-point Likert response scale was used ranging from 'strongly disagree' to 'strongly agree' (higher scores indicating more favourable responses).

The agreed high court case was predicated on a legal challenge to the detention of the asylum seekers at sea, but Hayne said the case had been "overtaken by events".

"All the jockeys involved agreed higher penalties would be the best deterrent - they were really up to speed with all the contentious issues surrounding the whip and its use - and it's just the financial element.

Informants agreed high-level wastage resulted in money lost to smaller development programmes including CME.

It has four response categories from strongly disagree to strongly agree and high scores indicate high internalised stigma.

Responses were given on 5-point scale ranging from Strongly disagree to Strongly agree, with higher scores denoting higher commitment.

These approximations were found to agree at high and low frequencies as predicted for 1/ln(s).

Economists and market strategists generally agree that higher rates hurt stocks in three key ways.

Why? Corporations will not only find insurance more expensive to secure, they will also have to agree to higher deductibles.