Sentence examples for range of agree from inspiring English sources
Mean teacher ratings of effectiveness on general questions about the lessons, graphics, and websites were in the range of "Agree a Little" to "Strongly Agree" (or in the range of "Moderately Effective" to "Very Effective").
Just as the provision of universal access to health care through the aMedicare insurance scheme has become accepted and entrenched as a right in this country, so too do Australians living in rural and remote areas have a right to expect access to a range of agreed PHC services.
A wide range of economists agree that the Fed's efforts have provided a meaningful boost to economic growth, although they disagree about the magnitude.
But a wide range of experts agrees that the bubble will eventually pop.
In line with existing methodological recommendations [ 44], levels for the premium were set to reflect the complete range of amounts agreed upon in the FGDs.
4. The practical identification of an organism relies on the construction of a circumscription of the taxon to be identified, which in turn requires the examination of a range of specimens agreed to belong to the taxon.
Although a wide range of stakeholders agreed on the importance of protecting children from lead hazards, many concerns were raised about the costs of lead hazard control, the most effective ways to protect children, the city's financial and technical ability to implement lead hazard inspections, and the potential impact on Rochester's already weak housing market.
Discussions on electoral reforms must include a wide range of stakeholders to agree an improved framework to regulate the conduct of the elections.
A broad range of security experts agree that nuclear terrorism may well be the most serious danger the United States faces today.
Scotland Yard said: "We have been working hard to provide a range of options to agree a procedure for dealing with such investigations that is acceptable to all stakeholders.
Finance Secretary John Swinney welcomed the remarks, saying: "John Kay joins a growing range of experts who agree that Scotland's negotiations to continue in the EU as an independent country will be straightforward".
