Sentence examples for consensus existed that from inspiring English sources
A better question would be to ask whether a strong medical consensus existed that Betancourt was in a permanent and irreversible vegetative state.
Until recently, a consensus existed that pharmaceutical production in Africa was not viable or sustainable.
Until recently, a consensus existed that Africa-based industry would not be able to produce quality pharmaceuticals at competitive prices, and that a local critical mass of industrial and socio-economic development was required to allow the industry to survive [ 5].
Jonah Goldberg would have us believe that a "consensus" exists that affordable housing goals tanked the economy and that Bush was just a helpless bystander, as if deregulation wasn't his policy.
"The authors suggest that somehow consensus exists that a diet that is lower in meat is healthier and we would argue that no such consensus exists.
Consensus exists that prescribing opioids for chronic pain caused by cancer or experienced at the end of life is appropriate and humane.
While a broad consensus exists that the Assad regime must go, there is no consensus on whether or how outside intervention should play a role at this stage.
Indeed, a consensus exists that attention is the first non-memory domain to be affected in AD, before deficits in language and visuo-spatial functions.
A consensus exists that the welfare state, moulded by the Beveridge report, 70 years old last month, is no longer fit for purpose, not least because it was conceived when full employment was assumed and when the majority died before many years of pension had been taken.
