Sentence examples for consensus views from inspiring English sources

Milton Friedman's dissenting views of 1967 are close to the consensus views today.

First, the consensus views among Nordic and Germans economists has shifted over the last year or so.

The reason is not that the stock market is important to voters per se, but it provides near-instantaneous data on consensus views on the economy.

So today's historical consensus views the Confederation period not as a time of chaotic confusion but rather as a stumbling first attempt to create a viable national government for what had been 13 separate colonies.

Maroon's suggestion clashed with some consensus views on concussion management of youngsters, whose brains are not fully developed and require considerably more care and longer rest periods after injury.

White's righteous anger, when it flares, seems directed not so much towards filmmakers as towards the consensus views of his fellow film critics, most of whom he sees as liberal, urbane, "elitist film nerds".

This used to be the consensus view.

That is hardly the consensus view.

However, this was not the consensus view.

This quickly became the consensus view.

Will that still be the consensus view?