Sentence examples for often agree that from inspiring English sources
Many critics and fans have felt, and I often agree, that some of the Met's recent productions come across better on HD than in the house — Robert Lepage's staging of Wagner's "Ring," for one.
"There are thousands of landlords out there who are interested in the security and stability of a long-term tenancy, and if you find one, you can often agree that you can decorate the property and make it feel like your home," says Glenn Nickols from online tenant forum The Tenants' Voice.
They often agree that a more diverse organization typically attracts high-performing talent and leads to better performance.
Even authorities that recommend the use of RUCAM in clinical practice often agree that consensus opinion among hepatologists with expertise in DILI adjudication remains a "gold standard" [ 4].
By socioeconomic group, there was a trend for C2DE respondents to more often agree that the adverts told them something new (for bowel 47% for ABC1s vs 54% for C2Des; P=0.037; for lung 43% vs 49% P=0.040).
Both health care providers and parents often agree that very small babies or babies born too soon, irrespective of disease status, are 'high risk' (biomedical term) or 'vulnerable' (approximate translation of local terms).
And authorities have often agreed that the suppression of jokes is what authorities do.
Four hundred years ago Continental jurists often agreed that witchcraft was such a horrendous crime (it was the terrorism of the day) that suspects did not deserve the legal procedures granted those suspected of ordinary crimes.
In international sales transactions it is often agreed that the seller must ship the goods to the buyer, so that the latter need not pay until he has received the goods and has thus been able to inspect them.
Current smokers less often agreed that smoking was dangerous to smokers' health (81.1%) compared to non-smokers (93.2%) and ex-smokers (94.1%).
Even though staff at intervention centres more often agreed that they had sufficient time to discuss lifestyle with patients, the groups did not differ significantly.
