Sentence examples for equally agree from inspiring English sources
Though psychologists have identified some broad-stroke reasons behind suicide, they equally agree it's never one thing that leads people to take their own lives.
The maximum difference strategy prioritizes experiments resulting in the highest difference between a pair of models that equally agree with the available experimental data.
Having nodded my way through a few pieces by Sunny Hundal, I found myself equally agreeing with Salma Yaqoob's most recent offering.
On the queen: They're not quite so equally agreed about the monarchy - around two thirds of people in Scotland want to keep the queen, and two thirds of people in England and Wales are happy for them to keep the queen.
There were several statements with which all participants equally agreed or disagreed (Table 4).
However, risk of bias domains that are equally agreed upon for human observational studies are lacking.
Equally, we agree with their assertion that storylines help constitute reality allowing constellations of actors to coalesce around certain narratives.
The department said it believed the girls had been treated equally, but agreed this week to move the season, starting next school year, to avoid litigation.
Rather fewer respondents thought that Government priorities prevented them from using data as they would like to, with just over 35% (24/68) responding "neither/nor" and the remainder divided fairly equally between agreeing and disagreeing.
Do you think the United States should take action on global warming only if other major industrial countries such as China and India agree to do equally effective things, that the United States should take action even if these other countries do less, or that the United States should not take action on this at all? 44.
Again, the youngest and oldest respondents were equally as likely to agree suggesting the much touted "generational conflict" narrative is neither the majority view nor greater among our country's "bookend" generations.
