Sentence examples for concur with us from inspiring English sources

We concur with US Agriculture Secretary Vilsack in accepting the resignation of Shirley Sherrod for her remarks at a local NAACP Freedom Fund banquet.

At N.E. 23rd Street, US-62 turned east, concurring with US-270, US-66 CITY, and the second State Highway 1. US-77 also ran along 23rd Street from Broadway to Lincoln Boulevard, where it split off to the north, along with US-66 CITY.

"We conferred with the state, and they concurred with us that they don't see any record of this being named by the legislature as the Wilbur Cross Highway," Mr. Mahoney said.

At Con Ed, Stephen E. Quinn, a vice president, said, "We're pleased that the N.R.C. concurs with us that the plant is being operated safely, and that the margins of safety are sufficient".

The results of this study lead us to concur with Bonk and Ockey that the group oral may also be a reasonably solid basis upon which to make a valid overall decision about students' L2 oral ability.

Indeed, the value of 30% whole body fat mass in the current study determined by DXA concur with levels achieved previously by us after juvenile-onset obesity [19].

This absence of overt sleep pathology and daytime sleepiness led us to concur with Mahold [ 7] and others [ 11] who suspect that unremitting fatigue and unrefreshing sleep, hallmark traits of CFS, do not reflect a primary sleep disorder.

Our research results lead us to concur with researchers who have argued that the available and commonly cited models - all of which stem from experimentation and application in the 'north' [ 69]- are of limited use in Africa because they presume the presence of medical technologies, adequate numbers of skilled professional staff, and well-developed health systems [ 25, 28].

While some have suggested that the role of context in influencing findings in MOS may be overstated (Ashkanasy, 2007), findings such as those stated above prompt us to concur with Johns (2006: 389), who notes that 'context is likely responsible for one of the most vexing problems in the field: study-to-study variation in research findings'.

I wholeheartedly concur with Walter Dean Myers.

China's leaders concur with unpleasant zeal.