Sentence examples for eventual consensus from inspiring English sources

This led to class discussion and an eventual consensus on the best way to approach the problem, as well as the potential solution.

Luckily, hydrothermal vents come in both acidic and alkaline flavors, and while the case for alkaline origins grows stronger every day, it isn't too difficult to reconcile the growing body of evidence to either scenario, should an eventual consensus emerge.

This was critical to achieving eventual consensus on the final maps.

This body of molecular phenotyping work has contributed to generate an eventual consensus around the hypothetical distinction of gliomas based on these three profiles mentioned (proneural, mesenchymal and proliferative).

Until now, the answer given by many liberals was that Obama needs time--time to deal with higher priorities like the economy, to spend political capital on more important goals, to build political consensus for eventual repeal once everything else is all taken care of.

It is common that different raters come down on different sides of the finely balanced decision process leading to a split of diagnoses with eventual agreement on a consensus but often with further agreement that it is a "difficult case" and that the single category chosen does not quite do justice to the complexity of the case.

Political will on both sides, and a broad consensus on the eventual outcome, provide grounds for optimism.

They touted the effort as a savvy political move that demonstrated both Kerry's willingness to work hand-in-hand with Democrats in Congress and their interest in drumming up early support for — and consensus on — his eventual vice presidential pick .It gets them involved," a Kerry campaign source said.

"In order to build enough political consensus around the eventual solution, we will need to show that we have done in-depth analysis of the other options.

In the end, many officials expect an eventual agreement on some sort of consensus government so inclusive as to be woefully weak, unable to assert itself and beset by stalemate over the laws necessary to shape post-American Iraq.

The eventual diagnose was determined in a multidisciplinary consensus meeting which employed the National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke and Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association (NINCDS-ADRDA) criteria for diagnosing probable Alzheimer's disease (McKhann et al., 1984).