In it, Mount more or less – we don't know for certain, and the scholarly consensus shifts constantly – follows Odysseus's convoluted route back from Troy to Ithaca.
Meanwhile, Steve Coogan recalls how critical consensus shifted between the first and second series of I'm Alan Partridge in 1997 and 2002, between which The Office had been a hit.
The Austrian chancellor, Werner Faymann, bluntly opposed lifting the arms ban and warned that he would order the withdrawal of hundreds of Austrian UN forces from the disputed Golan Heights between Syria and Israel if the European consensus shifted.
The foreign-policy consensus shifted, from the view that Saddam represented a second-order-of-magnitude problem to the view that it was worth a war to get rid of him, but only if it was an international effort like the first Gulf War.
Scientific consensus shifted by the early twentieth century to the view that forests did not play a significant role in determining rainfall.
We counted the consensus shifts for the branch leading to Testudines + sistergroup in each topology (Table S6 and S7) and listed the shifts overlapping in the ties-included and ties-excluded analyses (Tables S6 and S8).
"Science is organised scepticism and the consensus must shift in light of the evidence.
In democracies, arguments count – the consensus will shift, to everyone's benefit.
When that happens, the policy consensus will shift away from coverage and back towards inquiry.
Some of the impediments would be practical: the daunting costs, the lack of political consensus, the shift in attitudes toward large-scale urban development projects that displace entire neighborhoods.
