Sentence examples for academic consensus from inspiring English sources

How strange rocks—and an obscure language are changing a decades-old academic consensus.

NL & SW: Is there an academic consensus on why militant groups carry out suicide attacks?

It would be odd if curricula departed radically from the academic consensus.

But when you get down to specifics, the academic consensus is far less certain.

By Kathryn Schulz How strange rocks — and an obscure language — are changing a decades-old academic consensus.

This last position was long underpinned by the academic consensus that a rise in the minimum wage hurts employment by interfering with the flow of supply and demand.

Yellen's studied, academic, consensus-friendly approach is also another plus in her favor – particularly in comparison to Larry Summers, her bright but brash rival for the job.

When scientific experimentation becomes private, credibility hinges on more abstract criteria: academic affiliation, consensus among other scientists, openness about methodology.

Today an almost universal academic and expert consensus has been reached that our policies regarding "mass incarceration" have failed.

"Rules for the new curriculum emerged from intense debate and were accepted because academic leaders found consensus.

Slightly more tedious stuff Some of the more outraged attacks on the editorial claim it described some history and philosophy of science in a way which doesn't fit with the consensus academic view in those fields.