And we barely agree on anything".
A sceptical negotiator said the sides could barely agree on what to eat for breakfast.
If people who can barely agree on the colour of the sky can find common cause on this point, we can surely take it for granted and move along, right?Strangely, what might be the least controversial notion in contemporary American politics is also one of the farthest from the truth.
Despite her evident agonies, Nicola refuses to consider palliative care, will barely agree to a prescription for morphine and requires Helen to collude with her in the belief that vast, cripplingly painful doses of vitamin C can really 'scoop the cancer cells out of your body'.
City dwellers can barely agree on bike lanes, let alone an entire system of robotic public transport vehicles specifically designed to upend the status quo.
Why, you ask? Largely because the kitchen was too small to feed more than 200 people, and the feds and state officials could barely agree on the cause of the misfire, let alone a solution.
28, 31 Although the high affinity of ShK and BgK for Kv1.3 channel by experimental and some computational methods was previously reported, 9, 10, 32, 33 these results are barely agreeing in respect to some binding sites that could be useful for the treatment of autoimmune diseases.
This is patently untrue, since according to a survey for the Royal College of GPs barely 30% agree that the expanded model of GP commissioning can improve healthcare outcomes, and a mere 20% of GPs think the plans as a whole will result in better care.
"The programme is fantastic but you can barely see them," agreed Miller.
