Sentence examples for now generally agreed from inspiring English sources

Jacopo Bassano is now generally agreed to have been born between 1510 and 1513.

It is now generally agreed among biologists that another mass extinction is under way.

It is now generally agreed that mechanical failure, not terrorism, caused the explosion of T.W.A. Flight 800.

There are a number of unsolved mysteries surrounding the "Ideal City" panels, all of which are now generally agreed to date to the 1480s.

It is now generally agreed that the originators belonged to the Northwest Semitic linguistic group, which includes the ancient Canaanites, Phoenicians, and Hebrews.

It is now generally agreed that such conditions result from a greatly increased production of cells; in fact, the cells move more, not less, rapidly through the epidermis.

Social scientists and natural scientists now generally agree that race is a social construction.

Scholars now generally agree that the author of the Yoga-sutras is not the grammarian Patanjali.

Historians now generally agree that the explosion was an accident and that President William McKinley and Congress surely did not know the truth at the time.

Historians now generally agree that, during the Great Depression, the early withdrawal of government programs in the 1930s led to deeper economic problems throughout that decade.

Economists, analysts and retail consultants now generally agree that retail sales, outside the auto sector, are not likely to increase much more than 1percentt or so for November and December.