Most agree that while the balance between vigilance and convenience has hardly been perfected.
Both sides would agree that while wide differences between the two nations remained, those differences must be resolved peacefully.
All agree that while the key to success is political, Prime Minister Papandreou must walk a tightrope as never before.
But most experts agree that while conditions have improved at many work sites, labor violations and the discharge of toxic waste remain major problems.
Social historians broadly agree that while the mid-nineties were good for the economy and the New York transportation system, they were bad news for Julia Roberts.
Perhaps we can at least agree that while footwear is every women's individual choice, no one, male or female, deserves praise for choosing to run in their heels.
And all agree that while the 2001 litigation will probably reveal tantalizing clues as to whodunit, it will not solve the crime.
Middle East analysts agree that while Hamas will benefit most politically from the prisoner deal, it does nothing to improve prospects for the long-stalled peace process.
All the parties agree that, while the specifics are important, the deadlock is largely the result of both sides needing a symbolic victory.
Still, most experts agree that while drugs for depression are effective, they are still not effective enough, for enough patients: that remains for the future.
So if we're going to apply the term "Confederacy," then perhaps we can all agree that while a majority of Southern white voters seem intransigent to change, the region is nevertheless being transformed by its changing demographics.
