Sentence examples for difficult to find consensus from inspiring English sources

Though high gas prices are looming as a potent political issue, neither the Republican measure nor the earlier Democratic one was ever considered likely to pass because the politically divided Congress is finding it difficult to find consensus on major policy.

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

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

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

If they're wise, Democrats will recognize that Republicans in Congress will find it difficult to find consensus on how to revise the law.

Given that it is notoriously difficult to find consensus among economists, their willingness to lend public support to a large and specific policy change reinforces the truly remarkable nature of this document.

It is hard to find consensus.

Amina Mohammed, the UN secretary general's special adviser on post-2015 developlanninganning, said the next 12 months will the last mile of a long and difficult road to find consensus on what makes the final cut of the SDGs.

WASHINGTON — As a powerful Congressional committee searched desperately for ways to reduce the federal budget deficit, conservative Republicans and progressive Democrats hardened their positions on Thursday by drawing lines that will make it more difficult for the panel to find consensus.

"Opposition parties failed to move one jot and thereby made it pretty difficult to find a consensus," she said.

It is difficult to find a consensus on what the pending merger of Time Warner and America Online means for the music industry.