Sentence examples for agree than from inspiring English sources

The younger generations are more likely to agree than older people.

They are no more likely to agree than the Mafia would be to restrain their activities.

Our primary comes very late: we'd really rather agree than decide.

And that can be a lot better, psychologists agree, than not caring.

Most Wandsworth residents agree than the upgrade has not come before time.

A deal involving Rooney would be complicated and likely take longer to agree than the next couple of days.

The king no sooner agrees than the empire is attacked.

Far better, we agreed, than a couch-dwelling slob, or someone who couldn't pay, or an oboe player.

No sooner had the coalition been agreed than the media decided on the next story, viz Government Under Pressure From Unspeakable Tory Right.

As a result, the opposition is made up of only 20% of members of the house, and parliamentarians spend more time agreeing than disagreeing.

It was quickly agreed than Kerry would hold his historic meeting with Zarif, the newly appointed foreign minister, in late September.