Sentence examples for so much agreement from inspiring English sources

With so much agreement on the priorities of the district, the candidates have focused on defining themselves -- and their opponents -- in other ways.

With so much agreement, a debate between the two candidates was unbearably boring.If politics really is about "issues", the differences come down to tiny nuances on education funding (Mr Lewis, a former teacher, values schools more than Mr Pearce, which Mr Pearce naturally denies).

It is in a sense paradoxical that so much agreement has been reached in particular issues in spite of almost complete disagreement on the general criteria that these judgments should presumably be based upon.

Campaign Funding Reform Now With so much agreement on the need for campaign finance reform, one would think it would be easy to accomplish, but there is still no universally accepted solution.

The irony is that there is so much agreement - on the need for more promotion and relegation play-offs to add excitement, a pyramid structure to give new clubs a chance to enter the professional game, for a redistribution of wealth down the divisions and for a single league governing body.

There is so much agreement between the two worlds that I wonder sometimes, where are questions posed and where are meanings challenged?

What a surprise, then, to find so much happy agreement on Friday, as the papers reacted almost as one to remarks Prime Minister David Cameron made in Parliament on Thursday.

But often, it is not so much what an agreement is as that there is an agreement at all.

Jonathan Powell, who as Tony Blair's right hand did so much to broker agreement in Northern Ireland, believes two conditions have to obtain to make peace a realistic prospect.

The negotiating program had to be watered down so much to obtain agreement that one Japanese trade official called the delicately constructed declaration "a perfect balance of unhappiness".

The problem is not so much with the agreement's trade provisions, but with the "investment" chapter, which severely constrains environmental, health, and safety regulation, and even financial regulations with significant macroeconomic impacts.