Sentence examples for concurred giving from inspiring English sources

StateCollege.com's Ben Jones predominantly concurred, giving the offense a C-, but giving the defense a C+, noting that the defense did keep Penn State competitive in the game.

"Concur giving tear gas cannisters and gas masks... working on obtaining machine guns," reads a CIA memo dated October 18 1970.

This provoked uproar, and Mr Uskul swiftly declared that his words had been "misunderstood".Most commentators concur that, given the scale of AK's victory, the courts cannot touch it without leaving their own credibility in tatters.

Reganold concurs: "This gives more credibility to organic systems".

The majority and concurring opinions gave great weight to the Patent Office's long-standing position that isolated genes are patentable.

Brent Williams, an analyst at The Benchmark Company, concurred, adding "given how long this case is going to go, it's hard to imagine people necessarily are going to look one way or another".

The decision was arrived at after consultation with the Spanish authorities, who, it was stated yesterday [Sept. 30], fully concurred with the reasons given for the French government's action.

As shown in Table 5, a value of 13.45 was obtained for the framework Si/Al ratio using 29Si MAS NMR, which concurred with the measurement given by chemical analysis of 13.21, which confirms that CP814E is an as-synthesised beta zeolite and no post-synthesis modification was used [33].

Washington concurred with Hamilton and gave him command of the attack.

(PCP01-03) Women concurred that such involvement gave them a sense of control, as reflected in this statement: You weigh yourself, and you check your own urine as far as just protein and sugar.

For 99% of polymorphisms, CB4856 and ED3054 gave concurring predictions (Table S2).