Sentence examples for agreement it really from inspiring English sources

We don't need to do this if we can reach agreement, it really is that simple.

He continued: "The board is extremely grateful to Mark Serrell and the board at Kidderminster for the help they've given us in setting up this agreement because it really does demonstrate a lot of county solidarity.

Ms. Palacio noted that the British sometimes refer to the Atlantic Ocean as "the pond," but said of an open skies agreement, "to make it really a pond, we need this bridging".

Even if all the heirs really are in agreement, it's going to take a long time to settle the estate, Judith Younger, a University of Minnesota law professor who isn't involved in the case, told The Associated Press.

But if taste is as individual as scientists believe, is it really possible to achieve agreement about the merits of a particular wine?

"This group is not going to allow this thing to be diluted to the point that it's a watered down agreement with really no teeth.

Sometimes a company may be hesitant to show you its business plan--but if you are willing to sign a nondisclosure agreement, there really shouldn't be any reason for the company to withhold it from you... unless it doesn't have one!

It's a simple agreement, really, that states that consumers will stop using ad blockers, but in return, advertisers must put more effort into ensuring that they don't employ the "pay and spray" approach to advertising, which people often find frustrating.

Everyone remains committed in theory to the Minsk agreement, but nobody really believes it can be implemented – and there is a worrying lack of an alternative.

But Stern may be too optimistic about an agreement that really is just a truce.

"This agreement is really a bold step into the future for Microsoft," Mr. Ballmer said by phone from Finland.