Sentence examples for a remarkable consensus from inspiring English sources

It exhibits, at least in the Western world, a remarkable consensus about strategy.

An avalanche of studies has already led to a remarkable consensus on remedies.

There is a remarkable consensus among the presidential candidates about this imperative.

The gold standard of childcare (and on this there is a remarkable consensus among psychologists) is that children fare best when raised by their birth parents.

Even old courtroom antagonists show a remarkable consensus on the key problems -- and shelter security is not high on the list.

The traditional just war theory, allied as it has been with the international law of armed conflict, has sustained a remarkable consensus for at least several centuries.

D'Souza and Hewitt should be ashamed of themselves for throwing around terms like "legal fraud" and "judicial putsch" to describe what is actually a fairly remarkable consensus among all three branches of California's government.

Economists rarely agree on anything much but a Financial Times survey has shown remarkable consensus among them on this.

Those who chose as their focus the product of the conference sounded a lot like me, noting the remarkable consensus achieved.

Publicly, the Americans have taken the lead toward curbing nonproliferation in a remarkable bipartisan consensus.

Since 2000, a remarkable international consensus has developed regarding the need to address human trafficking.