Sentence examples for virtually all agree that from inspiring English sources

Experts virtually all agree that accurate photo identification requires full-frontal images, as in a passport or driver's license.

It's no surprise, then, that environmentalists, economists and auto executives virtually all agree that the European model is more effective than the American model in reducing demand.

But virtually all agree that the current system is unsustainable.

Weakening global demand in the chemical sector has left companies like DuPont without a clear picture of 2009, but virtually all agree that the upcoming year is going to be a rough one.

Or to put the point in terms more suited to the non-cognitivist, virtually all agree that it is inappropriate to treat two items as morally distinguishable without believing that they are also distinguishable in some other way.

Virtually all agree that the relationship between the spending outflow and revenue inflow of the US Government are dramatically out of step with one another.

More than 5,000 primary-school teachers in England responded to an NUT request for their opinion, and virtually all agreed that the new assessment levels were inappropriate for the pupils, given their age, and was likely to brand many as failures.

But virtually all agreed that research into even the most radical methods should expand in case governments decide to act at some point.

I later spoke about the issue to a group of House Democrats, many of whom favored the trade deal, and virtually all agreed that such a "chapter" in such a large and encompassing trade deal was essential.

European officials say the number is about 100 million tons, but virtually all countries agree that the glut of unwanted steel is huge.

Virtually all experts agree that it would make no sense for most citizens to take the vaccine in advance of any smallpox outbreak.