Sentence examples for mostly agrees on from inspiring English sources

There are different visions within the party, but Labour mostly agrees on the things that suck.

Yet the smartest investors mostly agree on one thing: Market timing is a sucker's game.

"He was as excited as the parents, and it was a sweet gesture!" Etiquette experts have mixed opinions when it comes to grandparent showers, but they mostly agree on one thing: Tread carefully.

Experts may debate whether cannabis use can lead to psychotic disorders, but they mostly agree on how to minimize one's risk.

But if there's one thing terrorism experts can mostly agree on, the attacks in Brussels will not be the last in Europe.

Democrats and Republicans don't mostly agree on stuff but pick fights just for show.

The two candidates had mostly agreed on big questions — above all, on sending military aid to Great Britain.

The protesters mostly agree on two demands: open democratic elections for the chief executive, and Mr. Leung's removal.

Representatives for the United States and Europe have mostly agreed on a set of penalties they would impose if Iran develops an intercontinental ballistic missile — a weapon that the Western negotiators agree is useful only to carry nuclear payloads.

Research suggests that retribution corresponds to the moral intuitions of many people about crime and punishment, and that people mostly agree on which crimes deserve more serious punishment than others, but there is no agreement or objective moral basis for determining how long is long enough.

A crowded field of candidates for Montgomery County executive took on the issues of racial equity and immigrant rights at a forum Sunday, mostly agreeing on the need to do more for underserved residents but splitting on the potential impacts of the Purple Line and on what the county's top priorities should be.