Sentence examples for difficult to reach consensus from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

As the SMEs were not collocated, it was difficult to reach consensus on the criteria and alternatives priorities.

Based on the current data, it is difficult to reach consensus on the toxicity of CNT in aquatic and terrestrial organisms.

On the other hand, SP critics argue that it is difficult to reach consensus between stakeholders on the need for MPAs, let alone the best way to manage them.

On the one hand, given the large number and various backgrounds of learners in the country, it is difficult to reach consensuses on the typical communicative tasks of a particular proficiency level.

I appreciate Mayor Bloomberg's disappointment regarding the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and also understand the difficult realities to reach consensus in the trade agreement.

We all saw how difficult it was to reach consensus on the lifting of the debt ceiling not that long ago and so agreement on the fiscal cliff is likely to be just as contentious making the weeks ahead even more nerve wracking.

However, we found that it is difficult for stakeholders to reach consensus on privately owned properties: they feel apprehensive in local open planning committees.

This has made it difficult for stakeholders to reach consensus clinical decisions regarding optimal treatment strategies.