Sentence examples for was considerable agreement from inspiring English sources

In those discussions, including at a dinner on Thursday and a lunch on Friday, there was considerable agreement on the need to address a fundamental trade, or accounts, imbalance: some economies are spending, buying and borrowing too much and others too little.

There was considerable agreement among the coders (Cronbach's alpha = 0.91).

There was considerable agreement amongst all the subjects as to which of the described behaviors were intentional and which were not.

There was very little overlap between coach and trainee perceptions, although there was considerable agreement between the raters' and coaches' ratings.

Against Strawson ("Replies" 1979) he noted that there was considerable agreement between them: in particular, they both agreed that perceptual judgments contain implications going beyond those carried by a 'strict' account of our sensible experience.

There was considerable agreement on the components of intervention costs.

In the end there is considerable agreement.

There is considerable agreement about what the Big One would look like.

There seems to be considerable agreement, for example, that the definition of what constitutes sexual abuse may be too broad.

"There is considerable agreement across [academic] studies that presenteeism accounts for more aggregate productivity loss than absenteeism".

There is considerable agreement that trout-perches (Percopsiformes) and cods (suborder Gadoidei) are closely related, and this agreement may be considered the basis of the Paracanthopterygii.