Sentence examples for agree how much from inspiring English sources

Researchers cannot even agree how much fetal tissue to graft in (up to eight fetuses are used for some patients).

(the Audit Commisson, by the way, notes there is no required or ideal level of reserves: it is up to each council to agree how much it sets aside) Certainly South Oxfordshire is well managed, as the Audit Commission's One Place assessment makes clear.

The chancellor is trying to agree how much money the government will have to spend in the first year of the next parliament.

All these outlets except Craigslist and eBay offer some form of price lock-in which means you can agree how much you'll get for used iPhone now and then send it off later.

To determine possible differences in opinion about password managers between "users" and "non-users," participants were shown a set of statements (Table 3) and were asked to rate on a scale of 1 = "Strongly disagree" to 5 = "Strongly agree" how much they agree with each statement.

Agree how much time each of you will allocate to the business.

It is controlled by a cartel, the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), which agrees how much oil members will pump.

Not everyone agrees how much Detroit owes, but Kevyn D. Orr, the emergency manager, has said the debt is likely to be $18 billion and perhaps as much as $20 billion.

Times and people have changed and new models for human relationships are emerging, and yet, we all agreed how much we admired our parents, and how hard it is now to aspire to how they lived.

They agreed how much of these metals $1,000 would buy in 1980, then ten years later recalculated how much that amount of metal would cost (still in 1980 dollars) and Dr Ehrlich agreed to pay the difference if the price fell, Dr Simon if the price rose.

The EU Parliament and the 27 states have agreed how much the budget should rise in 2011.