Sentence examples similar to a constant consensus from inspiring English sources
"In the activist movement, conflict is often regarded as an aberration, hence this need to maintain appearances of harmony and constant consensus.
Yet Obama's legislative career offers cautionary tales about the toll of constant consensus building.
Because liberal wars depend on constant consensus-building within the (so-called) international community, they tend to be fought by committee, at a glacial pace, and with a caution that shades into tactical incompetence.
Peace in Iraq has to be built on a Shiite-Sunni consensus, not a constant balancing act by us.
Shell's net profit of $7.8 billion, at a constant cost of supplies, missed consensus estimates, while BP's results earlier this week came in ahead of forecasts.
However I do know that one of the things we are facing as a country is how on earth--really--we might live together with a modicum of desire, even, to share in looking at evidence and having a consensus instead of a constant warring amongst ourselves.
While a consensus fingerprint query screens at a constant speed of ~ 130,000 molecule/s (Fig. 3), this is not the case for a consensus based on scores.
Furthermore, compared with the initial-condition based finite-time consensus, the settling time is bounded by a constant within fixed-time regardless of the initial condition.
This is different from the previous consensus that is the elastic modulus is treated as a constant during the elastic deformation stage.
