Sentence examples for agreed is that from inspiring English sources

The phrase "agreed is that" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "What we have all agreed is that we need to move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "what we all concur on" or "the consensus is that".

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A central take-home message, he said (and I agreed), is that adaptation to heat is a prime imperative even as the much tougher task of moving beyond conventional use of fossil fuels is pursued.

But where all in parliament are agreed is that the days of macho capitalism are over.

What is agreed is that by 1982 the golden days were already over.

The bottom line we've agreed is that if they are unsure they should ask me.

Where we are agreed is that economic reform and revival is key to overcoming Europe's "mid-life crisis".

What is agreed is that in the mid-1840s, "nobody else, anywhere, was painting in this way", the curator added.

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Another possible implication, Bolton agreed, was that fashion is trash.

One thing on which all sides agree is that aviation is booming.

One point upon which most people agreed was that the city's efforts were poorly coordinated.

A key value of film in education, the roundtable agreed, was that it was a leveller.

The truth, the two statesmen agreed, was that the protesters were articulating a real, important and global concern.

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