Sentence examples for many could agree from inspiring English sources
It appeared to be a fair compromise that many could agree on.
Father Di Noia said the guidelines could have an impact in part because they assert that the church was not trying to impose religious viewpoints but to articulate moral principles about human life on which people of many faiths could agree.
This resulted in too much freedom in template sequences and too many different sequences could agree with the ordered pairs to the same degree (as defined below).
Many differences aside, the mayors could agree that both franchises are long overdue to win the World Series.
As recently as July Mr Jaitley said, "We could agree on many things if the government tried to get an atmosphere of consensus".
That was something many of the Big East's coaches could agree on in their preseason poll; nine of them picked the Huskies to win the conference.
This, many experts agree, could very well be Woods's most important Masters appearance.
That, many analysts agree, could spark an Asia-Pacific arms race that would further destabilise an already tense region.
But the idea of good communication and investing in community-based services early are principles many would agree could help wherever changes is taking place.
