Sentence examples for consensus of both from inspiring English sources

She fought against the clubby, cosy, male-dominated consensus of both main parties - and she won.

Evolution has a prominent place in all of these documents, reflecting the consensus of both scientists and teachers that evolution is a concept central to science literacy.

Although the functional investigation had already delivered striking insights that gathered the consensus of both experts and stakeholders, the Foresight exercise included also a further cross-check of the results through other methodologies, such as the analysis of S-curves.

Romney's spending was enabled by the post–World War II economic expansion that generated continued government surpluses and by a consensus of both parties in Michigan to maintain extensive state bureaucracies and expand public sector services.

Codes, categories, and themes represent the consensus of both authors.

The final translation was fixed by consensus of both authors.

The significance of regional extension for orogenic gold mineralisation in the Archaean Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia is not well established and there is a lack of consensus on both the timing and nature of extensional deformation.

Two out of the three safety questions assessing the safety of replacement feeding achieved consensus on both appropriateness of the question and of the language.

However, the identity between BuT5 consensuses of both species is higher at the terminal regions (fig. 2), where the first 65 bp shows 90.8% identity and the last 32 bp, 90.6%.

Distrust of Wall Street has long been an issue of equal passion on the left and on the right, but one that has been obfuscated successfully by the consensus of senators of both parties whose votes have been bought and paid for.

In particular, although the Marist poll is a modest outlier in Iowa, Mr. Obama seems to lead in the consensus of polls in both Nevada and Iowa by a wider margin than he does nationally.