Sentence examples for apparent consensus from inspiring English sources

But that apparent consensus is political, not economic.

But there is no apparent consensus among Saudi princes about how to confront the extremism.

From what I can tell, there is no apparent consensus here, but there is much debate.

But so far there is no apparent consensus on the types of reforms.

Christians have also divided as a result of the breakdown of apparent consensus.

There was apparent consensus on the court on only one point, expressed by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

But it said that despite an apparent European consensus on the issue, it was up to individual countries to set their own abortion laws.

But the barrage of lawsuits has also highlighted a stark break between the legal status of file sharing in the United States and the apparent cultural consensus on its morality.

By the week's end, the risk is you will be less certain than you are now, tempted to join the apparent new consensus that there is no need for an urgent response.

MO'R: What shocks me is the apparent media consensus that it's OK for Samantha Brick to write about Mary Beard in the terms she used in the Daily Mail [Brick wrote that women on TV should conform to a certain ideal of beauty].

But that shouldn't detract from the apparent emerging consensus that a critical next step to alleviate poverty is to better reward the work of low-income childless adults.