Sentence examples for accumulating consensus that from inspiring English sources
It's always hard to say whether economic changes are cyclical or structural, but I think it's fair to say that there's a slowly accumulating consensus that technology is now destroying jobs faster than it's creating them, and that the resulting two-track economy is here to stay…and growing steadily more disparate.
Early aggressive treatment of RA is associated with beneficial patient outcomes and there is an accumulating consensus that there is a relatively narrow window of opportunity within which aggressive treatment of RA can produce permanent remission [46].
There's an accumulating international consensus that the blockade in Gaza has to be lifted.
Experimental evidence accumulated over more than 10 years [23], [42], [43], [44], [45], [46] now provides a firm basis for a consensus that brain regional 11C-AMT trapping represents an acceptable index of 5-HT synthesis.
While there is still some debate regarding these issues [ 34, 35], there is general consensus that the majority of adults need about 7 hours or more per night for optimal or near-optimal function without accumulating a sleep debt.
But it affirmed the scientific consensus that human-caused climate warming could well be a dominant environmental problem throughout the new century, depending on how fast the gases accumulate in coming decades.
Consensus on green taxes, consensus on the EU, consensus that consensus itself was the way forward.
Current consensus that 200+ gets interesting".
It is only as evidence accumulates that a consensus emerges.
Despite the accumulating evidence that micrometastasis might have an impact on survival and relapse rate, there is still no consensus about the best method and the best compartment for detecting micrometastasis in gastrointestinal malignancies.
Accumulating data indicate that these antioxidant genes are coordinately regulated through consensus elements called AREs in their 5′-flanking promoter regions (Nguyen et al. 2003).
