Sentence examples for whole agree from inspiring English sources

An overwhelming majority of scholars, but not necessarily of Americans as a whole, agree that slavery was the central cause of the conflict.

However, 88% of the sample as a whole agreed they had all the training and development they needed.

The alliance as a whole agreed on the desirability of closing the gap, and some countries, especially Britain, set out to smarten up their air power.

University officials have on the whole agreed to help students fundraise and send equipment to Gaza, but vice-chancellors have carefully sidestepped demands to issue political statements condemning Israel's conduct.

As for the GPs, since the two groups as a whole agreed to participate, proponents as well as opponents of palliative-care education were present.

Their future can only be secured if society as a whole agrees that children are the first priority and if everyone, from decision maker to individual citizen acts accordingly.

On the whole, economists agree, big sporting events have negligible impact on output.

His memo said it was easy to call certain egregious acts terrorism "and have the whole world agree with you".

I whole heartedly agree, anyone who doesn't find this article laughable should not marry a woman with a career.

Of course, I whole heartedly agree with Quindlen but I can't resist laying down that tired, if not apropo, idiom: pot, kettle black.

My colleagues at the Green Science Policy Institute have put together a list of recommendations with which I whole heartedly agree: .