Sentence examples for consensus after from inspiring English sources

The consensus after the first round is that he, like Faust, has failed.

That was the consensus after last month's local and European elections.

The general consensus, after that gruelling schooling, was that a long series lay ahead for Moeen.

The absence of bipartisan consensus, after all, has prevented strong action on either front for decades.

The consensus after the Cardiff match was that Bennett should indeed have been sent off.

Any chance for healing and consensus after the elections should be grasped by all sides.

"The unfortunate consensus after the meeting was that it did not seem that he had heard us," Mr. Walcott said.

And it will test whether the president can truly forge a bipartisan consensus after governing almost entirely through one party.

For his part, Mr. Zardari has also called for a government of national consensus after the election and has not ruled out working with Mr. Musharraf.

On Saturday, the council convened to consider a statement approving Mr. Annan's certification of the Israeli withdrawal, but failed to reach consensus after 10 hours of discussions.

May is expected to focus on building "common goals" – such as protecting and enhancing workers' rights – in an attempt to create a consensus after months of acrimonious exchanges.