Sentence examples for difficult consensus from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: John R. Bolton and John Yoo would have the treaty power of the Senate restored whereby new treaties would once again be enacted only by a two-thirds majority of the Senate rather than by circuitous means that bypass the necessity of an enormously difficult consensus.

Unraveling the overlapping and separate properties of CTCF has been difficult, since consensus DNA binding sites, interaction partners, and genetic properties have proven difficult to exhaustively enumerate [15], [19].

As a result, it's very difficult to find consensus on real world events.

And even within political parties, it is very difficult to reach consensus on controversial issues.

It is difficult to find consensus among the 10 members of the city council.

Scholars have found it difficult to reach consensus regarding specific claims about Pashto's origins.

Of course business often thrusts together people of similar seniority with different agendas, making consensus difficult.

His Republican opponent, Robert DiCarlo, who once represented the area, has a difficult time encouraging consensus, even with his own party.

Obviously, the fracturing of the political elite over the nature of governance is making it more difficult to reach consensus.

Books that were "heavy going", not surprisingly, found least favour, though even here it was difficult to find consensus.

According to one European official, discussions over the role of private investors are proving particularly difficult, with no consensus yet.