Sentence examples for considerable consensus from inspiring English sources
When the financial crises broke, there was considerable consensus that some of their reckless practices were to blame.
The results of this conversation, synthesized in the body of this report, reflect considerable consensus around the main areas in need of attention in the dynamic edtech landscape, as well as how best to approach such work.
There was considerable consensus among feminist philosophers regarding the criteria that a feminist theory of agency must satisfy, but there was also heated controversy about which theory best meets those criteria.
As Stevens noted in his forward view, there is considerable consensus about what needs to change to improve care and health: "The traditional divide between primary care, community services and hospitals – largely unaltered since the birth of the NHS – is increasingly a barrier to the personalised and coordinated health services patients need".
While some of the details of their arguments have been rejected and refinements rooted in their argumentative procedure have been developed, there is a considerable consensus among philosophers and theologians that arguments of the general type as those developed by Hume and Kant show that no proof of God's existence is possible.
There is considerable consensus, however, that oppressive socialization and oppressive practices diminish autonomy and perhaps undermine it altogether.
The influence of this bias was probably greater in this than in previous reviews, since our review included a time period during which there was considerable scientific consensus about the inverse relationship between SEP and childhood-adolescent obesity, thereby entailing greater difficulty in publishing results contrary to those expected.
This study demonstrated that a considerable degree of consensus exists about the issues that health care organizations need to address in order to adequately respond to diversity.
Regardless of exemplary research, what constitutes hospice patient needs remains highly diverse with a considerable lack of consensus regarding both domain findings and terminology [ 1- 3].
The Netherlands has the considerable task of achieving consensus on this very difficult choice, but then consensus is something the Netherlands has always specialized in.
