Sentence examples for any chance of consensus from inspiring English sources
But any chance of consensus seemed to evaporate quickly, as the speaker of the State Assembly, Sheldon Silver, a Democrat, laced into Mr. Pataki's proposal, saying it fell far short of reforming the Rockefeller-era drug laws, which all sides in Albany agree are too harsh.
To have done otherwise would probably have wrecked any chance of consensus at the summit.
In that sense, then, perhaps this itself is an added ― but often overlooked ― power of true foreign influence operations: the knowledge that such disinformation exists on an industrial scale causes skepticism of any opposing opinions, further polarizing the public and weakening any chance of reaching consensus through genuine, good-faith speech.
"You almost always find a greater chance of consensus having more people on the far left and having more people on the right".
Attempts to find another credible consensus candidate – specifically one with any chance of assuaging a rebellious right wing – have since foundered.
But to have any chance of succeeding, any self-declared civilian authority would require support from a broad consensus of the political landscape, including the Muslim Brotherhood whose Freedom and Justice party are predicted to be the biggest single winners in the new parliament.
Any chance of parting them out?
Any chance of that in Haiti?
Any chance of this has almost vanished.
Any chance of a sun column?
