Sentences with phrase «generally agree about»

They might disagree about the balancing even if they generally agree about things like the institutional competence of courts (and the attendant risks of overenforcement) and the interpretation of constitutional principles.

About three - quarters of college graduates (76 %) say scientists generally agree about evolution, compared with 58 % of those with a high school education or less.

Ha, trolls on the board... I generally agree about all modern Subaru's being boring which is why I bought an old 2000 Blitzen Legacy and modded it with Version8 STi running gear and a 400hp engine.

Despite these disparate viewpoints about how schools should be evaluated, Jerald said educators generally agree about the necessity of school accountability measures.

Our reviewers generally agree about one issue (the greater levels of satisfaction among voucher recipients) not because they agree ideologically or because their assessments of the research on this topic are principled and objective.

About three - quarters of college graduates (76 %) say scientists generally agree about evolution, compared with 58 % of those with a high school education or less.

Mothers and fathers in these households generally agree about who is more focused on work.

«Respondents... generally agree about monetary policy, but there is no clear consensus about most fiscal issues,» said Jay Bryson, global economist at Wells Fargo Securities and chair of the NABE's policy survey committee.

Not exact matches

While Abudulai agrees it's generally women and people of colour who wind up having to bring diversity issues forward in the workplace, she's still happy to talk about them.

Traditional bricks - and - mortar retail is struggling in just about every developed economy, and the culprit is generally agreed to be online shopping, particularly aggressive and fast - growing Amazon.

I generally agree with his perspective about Bitcoin.

I mean: I generally agree, that it's all about single stocks; and in that perspective, market valuation in general isn't interesting at all.

When someone tells me that «evolution is only a theory» I ask them about their opinion on the theory of gravity (generally I tell them that I totally agree!

It's not like a thousand eyewitness accounts of an event, where they'd vary in the details but generally agree on the most important aspects, it's more like a thousand people who were asked to right a short story about anything they wanted.

It is generally agreed that a Muslim should give alms which amount to a tenth of the agricultural yield immediately after harvest, and a fortieth part of his wealth of goods, or of gold after a lapse of one year if it reaches the quantity of thirty. - eight grams — and about the same proportion of wealth in animals.

In 1700s England, it was generally agreed that something must be done about children's poverty and ignorance.

I have been a lifetime Catholic and while I generally respect the fundamental moral philosophies of the church I completely agree with Rush about this.

I agree that polemicists in the culture wars are often as careless with historical facts and epidemiological data about children as they are with facts generally.

You're certainly correct that we need to be clear about the terms we are talking about, for example the first two «we's in this sentence refer to you and I specifically, or generally anyone who is engaging in a debate / discussion — but when I said «If war is wrong, then it follows that we should never go to war» the «we» meant Christians, when I'm talking to you I agree that we are talking about what we as followers of Jesus should do, not just generally members of a given country or society should do.

And yes, you're talking about a single event that happened thousands of years ago on a single day And I meant the later, when I ask question, they are generally honest questions, but back to the point, you agreed with me on every, because you assumed that at least part of the story was true, but who is the everyone you were referring to?

I'd hesitate to make that claim about Shakespeare generally, but I agree with Brantley when it comes to that odd beast Twelfth Night.

But something about narrative theology (and narrative in other disciplines as well) that has inhibited its lure is how its proponents decide which narrative is preferable even within the larger whole they generally agree upon — biblical narrative.

I understand your point about minor league pitchers and generally agree.

And when people talk, generally people agree to disagree (unless you're a idiot) and would have a good converstaion about football.

«It is generally agreed upon that waiting until your baby is about 12 months old is a good idea.

We talked about it together and were happy to find that we generally agreed on the book's main approach.

I totally agree with Buster, young people are generally never disllusinioned about anything.

Although scientists generally agree that eukaryotes can trace their ancestry to a merger between archaea and bacteria, there's been considerable disagreement about what the first eukaryote and its immediate ancestors must have looked like.

Isaac Held, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration climate scientist, said he agreed with the researchers about the «the importance of getting the ice - liquid ratio in mixed - phase clouds right,» but he doesn't agree that global climate models generally underestimate climate sensitivity.

Although there is some controversy about how they moved, paleontologists generally agree that pterosaurs had a semi-erect posture, distinctly more reptilian than the erect stance of dinosaurs.

They were, for instance, more likely to agree with the statements «I see a place for myself among surgical consultants» and «Generally, I feel good when I think about myself as a surgeon.»

And since researchers generally agree that agriculture took hold in Britain about 6,000 years ago, these new findings suggest that hunter - gatherers in northwest Europe had developed social networks with migrating farmers and traded for wheat at least 2,000 years prior.

Regardless of their personal beliefs about evolution, 66 % of the public say they believe that scientists generally agree that humans have evolved over time while 29 % say that scientists do not agree about this.

Some 42 % of the public as whole says that scientists generally agree the universe was created in a single event often called «the big bang,» while 52 % say that scientists are divided in their views about creation of the universe.

We're used to seeing headlines about the harm of too much screen time and seem to generally agree that it's something we should protect kids from, but Alexandra Samuel, a researcher on technology, argues that it's really just another way to shame mothers.

There is some disagreement about the effectiveness of oil pulling, but all sources seem to agree that it is generally considered safe.

There seems to be a lot of information available about some very detrimental effects from «oxidized cholesterol», including from some sources who would generally agree with eating Primal.

including the New Testament Letters: The Letters are not in their normal New Testament Order, but in the date order generally agreed Known as Saul prior to his ministry, Paul was born of Hebrew parents about.

Actually, I generally agree with you about Michael Cera.

whether you wholeheartedly agreed or vehemently disagreed with his opinions, he fueled great discussion about cinema and Hollywood more generally with insight and understanding.

Definitions should be generally agreed on and accepted; language used about bullying, cyberbullying, cybersafety and wellbeing is most effective if it is consistent between secondary schools, primary feeder schools, home and the wider community.

I also agree with his points about the different normative salience of economic as opposed to racial segregation, the importance of policy with respect to economic (and racial) segregation, and the growth generally (though variably) of both kinds of segregation.

I agree that home schooling is generally the best option, but your comment talks about everything but the actual subject of this article, a public charter school.

Related, and on this point we agree, «teacher pay incentives is one area that we know a good deal about, based on analysis of actual policy variation, and the results are not terribly promising... experiments generally show performance bonuses, a particular form of pay for performance, have no significant student achievement effects, whether the bonus is rewarded at the individual teacher level» (p. 89).

Though there was a recent article by Mike Petrilli about how people on Twitter generally only «follow» people who they agree with, I try to follow a few «reformers» to stay on top of what is going on.

Educators in case study districts and across the state generally agree that areas of strength with teacher evaluation include the instructional framework, the conversations about instructional practice, and the focus on growth.

I agree about Ferrari people and, generally about the cars: they appear to be entertaining.

The same could be said about politics, but I think most people would agree that a participatory democracy is generally kinder to those ruled, than a walled garden, er, uh, dictatorship.

But rather than segregating self published books, what I would rather see is an education of the public to differentiate between the terms vanity publishing (which I think most folks agree is generally bad and awful and will never lose its stigma), self - publishing (which often connotes work that has not been properly vetted by people who know how to judge a good product) and indie publishing, which is a term that those of us who use it are hoping will come to mean quality — work that has been vetted by independent editors and formatted by people who give a damn about putting out a professional product that rivals anything put out by New York.

I generally agree with Guy's take about both projects.