Sentence examples for agree on how much from inspiring English sources

Ricardo Vargas Meza, a sociologist who specializes in Colombian coca production, says that for years there have been problems with the reliability of coca-cultivation stats, since no one can agree on how much cocaine you can get from each individual coca leaf.

Ricardo Vargas Meza, a sociologist who specialises in Colombian coca production, says that for years there have been problems with the reliability of coca cultivation stats, since no one can agree on how much cocaine you can get from each individual coca leaf.

Yes, but they can't agree on how much.

Wells Fargo and Ms. Green didn't exactly agree on how much she owes on her mortgage.

Researchers don't even agree on how much cyclists benefit from helmets, Mr. Komanoff notes.

Furthermore, offsetting companies cannot agree on how much carbon is emitted and needs to be offset.

European nations could not agree on how much should be contributed from the public purse.

They did not agree on how much of a problem induced travel really is.

One thing that has hampered progress is that physicists still do not agree on how much the new particle weighs.

But agreeing on how much money banks should raise, and where the money should come from, is another matter.

They had not figured out a rookie compensation plan, had not yet settled on whether to eventually have an 18-game regular season, and had not yet agreed on how much money each side would allocate for retired players.