Sentence examples for agree on the problems from inspiring English sources

Analysts broadly agree on the problems Darden faces, though not on the solutions.

While almost everyone can agree on the problems, the solutions cause deep ruptures.

Ms. Gilbert, the more moderate candidate, and Ms. Harper, who has taken a more strident stand about preserving actors' rights, say they largely agree on the problems facing the industry, including runaway production that has resulted in fewer acting jobs, and the need to protect actors' interests in their dealings with advertising agencies and talent agencies.

Dr Chris Howard, former president of the NAHT and the head of Lewis School in Pengam, Caerphilly county, said difficulties occurred when a school, parents and the local authority could not agree on the problems and how to deal with them.

All agree on the problem, few on how to solve it.

"It will be difficult to move forward unless we agree on the problem," he says.

Although Americans of all political persuasions are able to agree on the problem, solutions, for now, are in short supply.

IF THE first step towards finding a solution is to agree on the problem, the world's policymakers are still a long way from solving the global imbalances.

'It's a total misreading of the rejection we had.' And if they can't agree on the problem, Labour MPs certainly disagree on the solution.

We all agree on the problem: house-building levels are too low, despite there being ample land, even in and around London.

Real leaders rally people around common objectives; once people agree on the problem, a path to compromise can emerge.