Sentence examples for concurs at from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rosin concurs at once.

Gene Wojciechowski concurs at ESPN.com, but says the loss hurt even more.

He concurs, "At the end of the show I say, 'I'm not rich, but I refuse to work at a job I hate so that at the end of my life I have some money, but I never really lived.'".

Pettitte concurred, at least partly, with Giradi's theory.

"This is not new and we shouldn't pretend otherwise," President Barack Obama almost concurred at a press conference at the White House alongside the visiting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

The C.D.C.'s Frieden concurred: "At this point, it looks like direct contact with live poultry in China is the main risk factor".

Ethan concurred at the time, adding: "It's important to tell the story you're telling in the right way, which might involve black people or people of whatever heritage or ethnicity – or it might not".

At the end of a year in which electorates throughout the UK and beyond have proved time and again they simply cannot be trusted to make even the simplest choice, it is a sentiment with which BBC panjandrums were happy not to concur at the end of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year beano in Birmingham on Sunday night.

Traditional carpentry joints with tapered tenons have been used widely in timber structures all over Europe to connect two structural parts under compression loads that concur at a somehow diagonal angle.

It is good to see that Germany, the single most powerful EU member-state, concurred at the Vilnius Meeting to the necessity for an appropriate response to Damascus.

In a complex, multipart decision with which all of the justices (except Neil Gorsuch) concurred at least in part, Justice Samuel Alito argued that the government has no business regulating what is and is not considered offensive.