Sentence examples for become a consensus from inspiring English sources
Like their decisions, Mr. Rabin said, Mr. Sharon's decision "cannot become a consensus - decisions that enjoy complete support are merely decisions that are easily made".
This position has already exacted a heavy price: had there been a more competitive marketplace of ideas, the flawed Washington Consensus might never have become a consensus at all.
Japan's Rebound What was a contrarian view right after Japan's earthquake has become a consensus: confidence in a V-shaped recovery has powered a 10 percent rally in Japanese stocks since March 15.
For sure we'd want to ascertain his approach on such important and sensitive issues as wiretapping and the appointment of U.S. attorneys, but he's a lot better than some of the other names mentioned and he has the potential to become a consensus nominee".
It's become a consensus position that "too big to fail" institutions are a risky centerpiece of the financial system.
Recently, automotive original equipment manufacturers have focused their efforts on developing greener propulsion solutions in order to meet the societal demand and ecological need for clean transportation, so the development of new energy vehicle (NEV) has become a consensus among governments and automotive enterprises.
But it is worth pondering how we got from that day to this partisan clamor, how we lost that sense of common cause, and how it became a consensus of the commentariat that Barack Obama is in serious danger of being a one-term president.
When Stauskas was named second team All-American by the Associated Press, he became a consensus All-American.
And let's not forget: in a year where criminal justice reform has become a bipartisan consensus issue, Michael Bloomberg is the living embodiment of everything wrong with the criminal justice system.
