Concur means: To agree (in action or opinion); to have a common opinion; to coincide; to correspond. Related words include agree or pass. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Concur in practice.
Concur in a sentence
Related words
Concur meaning
- To agree (in action or opinion); to have a common opinion; to coincide; to correspond.
- To meet in the same point; to combine or conjoin; to contribute or help towards a common object or effect.
- To run together; to meet.
Example sentences (20)
As Hudson points out, most scientists now concur that “Covid-19 is nowhere near as lethal as initially was feared”.
So I concur with the conclusions of analysts at Goldman Sachs, who attest to a ~32% earnings potential for OXY.
The old man replied: It can never be destroyed through the wrath of man, unless the wrath of God shall concur.
The Philadelphia fan base and faithful never did concur with the comment as some national outlets may comment.
We ought to define our terminology so that we can agreeably concur on what MVQ is and how it is to be used.
If they do take up the House’s bill then, it would likely be to concur with it and not to further amend it.
He would surely concur that, if were locked up by any means at all, fair or foul, it would be justifiable.
I would guess that if you look, psychologists also concur that listeners are easier to fool than viewers of images/video are.
Some contemporary scholars concur in the judgment that Ferguson, not Hume, was the author of this work.
Anand seems to concur, and says, “Yes, now I have started going out with my husband’s friends as well.
Both “conservatives” and “liberals” concur: the purpose of public education is workforce development.
I concur with his premise that a smaller, affordable jail makes more sense than a $25 (or $30) million facility for Archuleta County.
I wholeheartedly concur with what is being said by Nichols, but we need to stop feeding Twitter.
One person who doesn't concur: the boy's aunt, who's the mom of one of the 2-year-old victims.
He’s out here with us in the audience, watching the havoc that the Byrdes are wreaking, and we can concur: no, indeed, this is not normal.
I concur with Felix Owolabi in the article above when he said : “We have an average team and I was not expecting much from them in Russia”.
Whether they agree with the concept or not, most experts concur that putting as much as possible on the homepage or landing page is important.
Someone needs to counter, clarify, confirm, corroborate, compare, concur or condone the knowledge Guyanese are being fed and enlightened with.
Tribal officials concur there has never been a Native American as head of interior.
A nutritious breakfast is always preferred over a dietary fad, and experts concur.
Common combinations with concur
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- concur with 23×
- concur that 8×
- to concur 8×
- concur on 3×
- concur the 3×
- concur there 2×
- but concur 2×
- they concur 2×
- experts concur 2×
- officials concur 2×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word concur. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.