Sentence examples for agree the range from inspiring English sources

As we look forward to the first week of competition in Rio, the Australian Olympic Committee believes a top-five finish in the medal table is feasible, and most credible observers agree: the range of expected Australian golds is anywhere from 16 (according to independent data company Gracenote) to 20 (says Sports Illustrated), which should be enough to guarantee at least fifth place overall.

Speaking before he went into an EU foreign ministers' meeting to agree the range of sanctions in the wake of the referendum, Hague said: "I am confident we will agree some sanctions – some travel bans, some asset freezes on individuals in Russia.

Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, CEO of 20-first, one of the world's leading gender consulting firms, and author of How Women Mean Business warns that women who ask for what they want are often described as "bitchy and aggressive". Ames agrees: "The range of latitude for women is smaller for what they can get away with," he says.

For instance, the most fashionable choice is, most parents agree, the Bugaboo range.

The scale ranges from 0 – 4 where 0 indicates "strongly disagree" and 4 indicates "strongly agree"; the total score range is 0 – 32.

We expect the claims on BIC versus AIC in the literature to hold for mixed effect models, but we we agree that the range of effective sample sizes used in the present study is not sufficient to provide firm additional support.

The Shared Decision Making Questionnaire (both SDM-Q9 versions) [ 39- 41] includes 9 items with ratings from 0 (completely disagree) to 6 (completely agree); the total score ranges from 0 to 54.

The induction periods measured agree with the range of values reported in previous studies.

But this year the Mercury Prize shortlist has confirmed something all music fans can agree on: the range of 12 albums in contention for the 2011 award marks the end of "tribalism" in popular music.

However, on two specific and contentious issues, we have consistently found Americans to agree in the range of two-to-one that the U.S. should participate in the International Criminal Court and in the Kyoto Protocol on climate change.

Nevertheless, they fully agree with the range reported by Lawong et al. (2011), who produced pelleted organic fertilizer from cow and poultry dung and are also comparable with those published by Paré et al. (2010) and Allaire and Parent (2004) for organo-mineral fertilizers with granular formulation.