Sentence examples for the concur from inspiring English sources
verb
To unite or agree (in action or opinion); to have a common opinion; to coincide; to correspond.
In 2012, the Concur report said, expense-report spending on dining declined 11.1 percent.
Hence travelers at small and medium-size companies in the Concur study filed far more individual transactions than those at large companies — for airline tickets (37 percent more expense receipts), meals (29 percent), entertainment (67 percent) and car rentals (65 percent).
"The last time we built an app on the Concur platform.
TechCrunch: Do you think your success at Disrupt played a part in the Concur deal?
The Concur app knows what time my flight is so it could set the alarm all by itself.
While there are some instances of Engagement signalled by nevertheless (S4) in the Concur element of the Concur-Counter pairing, as well as the Graduation resources of Focus in of sorts (S1) and Force in many respects (S4), overall the text is not overtly dialogical.
The results concur in the case of bilastine.
Now the Senate has to concur.
The partners in the program concur.
The scientists concurred: the dinosaur was Mongolian.
Apparently the geese concur.
