Sentence examples for less agreed upon from inspiring English sources

Factors detailing the adversary were highly agreed upon while factors detailing the organizational capability were less agreed upon.

Far less agreed upon is exactly which data standards should be used, the criteria by which one should choose a standard, or even what constitutes a data standard.

Less agreed upon, and the subject of various timelines and debate, are questions of who did what to whom, and when.

Strategic planning worked well in the two-power world because we were able to extrapolate from a relatively stable and familiar security environment, relying on more or less agreed-upon intelligence estimates.

Yet this same impulse toward comprehensiveness generates the superb story called "Orbit," which provides the point of view of someone delivered, as opposed to cast down, by the system: the more-or-less agreed-upon paragon of the Soviet Man, Yuri Gagarin, on the eve of the first orbital flight.

That study also demonstrated that head turning was less well agreed upon than other variables in humans, which in this study only showed poor agreement.

The Kuwaities even went so far as to dump oil for less than the agreed upon OPEC price... which undercut the oil revenues essential to cash hungry Baghdad.

Lending to small businesses by Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and other British banks was £74.9 billion ($118 billion) last year, less than the agreed upon target of £76 billion.

Ovitz said one of the Prince works, "Nobody's Home," was sold for less than the agreed upon price of $575,000, according to court documents.

Ovitz alleges that the gallery represented to him that it sold the 2006 Prince work "Untitled (de Kooning)" in May but withheld proceeds of the supposed sale; and sold Prince's 1992 work "Nobody's Home" for less than an agreed upon amount and has not given the collector the proceeds from the deal.

Never try to pay less than the agreed upon amount, as this could lead to trouble.