Sentence examples for means agreed from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that relative to both autoregressive estimates, whose posterior means agreed well, the log-linear extrapolation estimates overestimated the negative impact.

Manuel Fraga Iribarne and Santiago Carrillo, two veteran politicians who have by no means agreed in the past, coincide in warning that Spain's fate hangs in the balance, even if they have different views on the path ahead.

Margaret Riley Blackrod, Lancashire Accepting Andrew Rawnsley's economic analysis with regard to the deficit, which is by no means agreed by all economists, he peddles the usual Westminster/south-east view of the austerity agenda ("Labour needs to be candid about painful cuts it will have to make", Comment).

Even if that means agreeing with Churchill.

Being "on the side of life" means agreeing with Leavis agreeing with DH Lawrence.

It means agreeing on plans for recapitalising a failing entity without tapping the taxpayer.

And that sometimes means agreeing to work with people who are, to put it mildly, challenging.

It means agreeing with our Mediterranean partners on how tasks can be distributed among Europeans.

Already, playing any game is challenging: gameplay means agreeing to operate by rules which constrain your free activity.

That means agreeing on (and occasionally imposing) some standards across the Siemens empire, and not allowing semi-autonomous kingdoms to go their own way.

Plaintiff's lawyers prefer to settle cases, even if it means agreeing to expunge information.