Sentence examples for degree of unanimity from inspiring English sources

But what does even that degree of unanimity really change?

There has to be some degree of unanimity about how those problems should be solved.

Given the diversity of participants, the degree of unanimity was remarkable.

The problem is: it requires a high degree of unanimity down at Cobham, where the team train.

Opinions polls suggest the Falklands is one of the few issues in this politically polarised country on which there is a strong degree of unanimity.

Because the Supreme Court is often portrayed as divided between competing ideological factions, people are sometimes surprised when the court achieves a degree of unanimity in a case, particularly on a contentious issue.

I was not surprised by the Supreme Court's decision in Wal-Mart v. Dukes, or the degree of its unanimity.

Decades after the Korean War — arguably the last American war with a high degree of public unanimity — the names and feats of war heroes began to fade in memory.

Whilst this is not a new finding, the level of unanimity amongst participants is striking.

A12 Warning From Arab League The Arab League warned the Bush administration against attacking Iraq, but the public display of unanimity masked degrees of opposition to an attack, diplomats said at a two-day gathering of foreign ministers.

Others point accusingly at a lack of unanimity.