Sentence examples for around a consensus from inspiring English sources

Even if not, it's hard to imagine Republicans unifying around a consensus candidate.

It is the idea that a nation may endure differences of caste, creed, colour, conviction, culture, cuisine, costume and custom, and still rally around a consensus.

Ideally, a new constitution in Egypt would unite citizens around a consensus vision for their country and set a firm foundation for a democratic transition.

When Terry McAuliffe, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, devised this cycle's front-loaded primary schedule, he too hoped that it would help deter challengers and lead the party to rally early around a consensus candidate -- perhaps even Mr. Gore himself.

Although his arrogant manner and his failure to deal with the universal corruption gumming up Russian life have eroded his popularity, and although there are important signs that a new, more confident generation is weary of being patronized, those who oppose him have not had time to coalesce around a consensus candidate.

Yet, although its evolution on a global scale hovers around a consensus sequence that is optimal for viral gene functions, the virus never attains this idealized genome sequence.

It was a different idea of how political authority worked, which was less around providing a consensus for people and more around coördinating their mobilization.

"They've been around and around on this, but a consensus seems to be forming on a bottle of single-malt Scotch," a source said.

Sometimes it chooses to push ahead on its own, not hanging around to gather a consensus from fellow members of the UN Security Council or from the European Union.

They haven't gotten around to getting a "consensus" on that.

While we may never get consensus around Uber, we should work toward building a consensus around the power of innovation to improve our lives and the need for regulations to foster it.