concur造句

Other Republicans concur.

Most independent observers would concur.

To agree exactly, as in opinion;concur.

Brazilian authorities don't seem to concur, though.

I concur with the speaker in his opinion

Many people's feelings concur on the subject of freedom.

local feeling does not necessarily concur with the press.

Did all the members concur in getting a bank loan?

I wonder if you will concur with the idea that money does not mean happiness .

I wonder if you would concur with the idea (that) money doesn't mean happiness.

She has expressed her opposition to the plan, and I fully concur .

The police concur, saying that when DNA warning signs are posted prominently, crime drops.

In some local matters, even right-wing climate sceptics and climate-conscious lefties concur.

That it is created within the brain, scientists agree. That it is biology's most intellectually glamorous problem, they also concur.

A caseworker considering your application will only concur with your score where appropriate evidence has been supplied.

The elementary sulfur and mercaptan concur in jet fuel and the corrosion level varies as the time.

She has expressed her opposition to the plan, and I fully concur (with her) (in this matter).

Gendlin's view, with which I concur, is that he is checking them against the ongoing psycho-physiological flow within himself to see if they fit.

Israeli intelligence authorities concur that if Iran passes the point of no return in its nuclear efforts, the entire Middle East will enter a frantic nuclear armament race.

People concur that heavy smokers are more likely to suffer lung cancer from which over twenty thousand people die every year.

The variation of Weiqi's up and down overnight doesn't concur with that of Yin and Yang, but relates to man's sleeping and awaking.

Ensure there are no unjustified restrictions or limitations, and review and concur in the appointment, replacement, or dismissal of the chief audit executive.

They concur, though, that climate change is largely to blame: temperatures in the Arctic region have risen at two to three times the global average over the last 40 years.