Sentence examples for any sort of consensus from inspiring English sources
Did they reach any sort of consensus on whether character can or should be taught in schools?
But the current political landscape is more polarised than ever, and any sort of consensus is proving elusive.
But its fatuous slogans about Pakistani unity in the face of incursions and invasions failed to generate any sort of consensus.
There's far from any sort of consensus.
Philosophical discussions of what should be equalized if we care about equality of condition raise dust that has not yet settled in any sort of consensus.
Despite the serious challenges facing both approaches, and the formidable obstacles to reaching any sort of consensus, the discussion about the moral status of human beings with radical cognitive disabilities is a central one for applied ethics, and it needs to continue.
No full discussion takes place, no challenge, a sort of consensus decision is reached to accept the recommendation – the meeting moves on because the agenda is full and the meeting is timed to finish by 3pm.
But, still, there is a sort of consensus between them that aggregating and curating information unlocks value.
Yet any sort of western consensus over what to do about Russia remains elusive.
With so much music being streamed, swapped and downloaded from so many outlets these days, it's valid to ask whether we can arrive at any sort of Grammy consensus.
