Sentence examples for will generally agree from inspiring English sources

JEFFREY TOOBIN: All of the Justices choose clerks who will generally agree with them.

"He doesn't throw his money about, but we go to him with a proposition for how we are going to run the budget for the next 12 months and he'll say no to some things but will generally agree with what we suggest".

Fixed- and random-effects models will generally agree when there is little heterogeneity among studies.

In practice, we expect that the predicted types will generally agree with a set of known substrates.

Most will generally agree it involves perpetrating violence targeting non-combatants to instill fear for political ends.

General relativity tells us that clocks running at different locations in a gravitational field will generally not agree with one another.

"For the moment, all we can say is that there is a small swirl in eastern tropical Atlantic ocean that models generally agree will track towards the northeast Caribbean over the next several days," CWG's Jason Samenow reported.

Models will vary, but experts at Wharton generally agree that content subscriptions will play a key role.

While industry watchers may debate how quickly consumers will make the transition to electric vehicles, they generally agree this transition will require big improvements to the batteries that power these cars.

They generally agree that modernity will collapse on itself sometime in the near future, and then it will be up to whites to fend for themselves.

Economists here generally agree that Cambodia will emerge from its year-long recession in 2010.