Sentence examples for concurring that the from inspiring English sources

The Legislature's top financial analyst, while concurring that the fiscal picture has brightened, projects a small budget deficit will remain this year.

The film generated mostly negative reviews, with several critics concurring that the chemistry between the lead pair is what makes the film watchable.

Cruz, however, sided with Trump, concurring that the GOP elites would not take the crown away from a candidate who had amassed the delegates needed to win the nomination.

Few will forget Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell, just three days after 9/11, concurring that the terrorist attack was the fault of the "ACLU, abortionists, feminists, homosexuals and others who provoked God's wrath".

Concurring that the mid-00 was a period when promoters would "really try and make sure they didn't have something on when someone else did" with the scene not being "as serious as it is now," he says that that era was altogether more carefree as it operated "at a time when big DJ concert shows didn't exist" and therefore there was more chance of long-term success.

Indeed, we also found that the majority of mates of wrongly oriented reads overlapped with each other, concurring that the same region was sequenced twice with one version inverted.

Mr. Erdogan concurred that much of the discussion was dominated by Syria.

Most observers concur that the current outlook is bleak.

Mazzarri concurred that the home side dominated the early stages.

Independent analysts concur that the Wye pact should win strong majority backing in the legislature.

Both Norfolk's senior officers and Islington's Somali mothers concur that the solution requires ambition.