Sentence examples similar to concur on both from inspiring English sources
The early Muslims did not immediately concur on what constituted their Sunnah.
James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers, concurred on both counts.
Finally, both concur on the means to such an end (self-reinterpretation, in the future-perfect tense) and also on its payoff: nothing less than the redemption of everything we have done and experienced.
Euro RSCG chairman Bob Schmetterer concurs on one level.
Yet the two main contenders concur on certain basic principles: they both want Northern Ireland to leave the United Kingdom and to merge with the Republic of Ireland.
Jonathan and I concur on every detail but one.
Indeed, both Anamika et al and Robison concur on the matter of nearest human protein of ENSPTRP00000001150.
Furthermore, both PISA data and the research evidence concur on the finding that the positive effects of computer use are specific limited to certain outcomes, and to certain uses of computers" (OECD 2015, p. 163).
Most scientists concur on the basics.
Discuss Cornell travel or Concur on Yammer.
Lawyers being lawyers, few concur on the answer.
