Sentence examples for gained consensus from inspiring English sources

At the same time as its mainstream jazz output gained consensus, Blue Note didn't shy away from avant garde and free jazz, recording Ornette Coleman's The Empty Foxhole, featuring his 10-year-old son Denardo on drums, and Eric Dolphy's mindboggling Out to Lunch! in 1964.

Transition to sustainability has gained consensus and put into practice at all administrative levels.

The general sequence of the events gained consensus early on, as demonstrated in the text of Ibn Ishaq, an early biographer of Muhammad.

Some believed it was manure, others were convinced it was onions, some thought it was fertiliser – but one theory soon gained consensus, before an "odour consultant" confirmed the smell was indeed that of weed.

Some believed it was manure, others were convinced it was onions, some thought it was fertilizer but one theory soon gained consensus, before an "odor consultant" confirmed the smell was indeed that of weed.

None of the putative diagnoses have gained consensus support, and many scholars have debunked them by arguing that she didn't display any of the objective symptoms that can accompany the mental illnesses which have been suggested, such as schizophrenia.

"With this economic environment, it's tough to gain consensus on any level," Mr. Warren said.

"I'm a similarities person," said Ms. Hyde, using shorthand for the view that is gaining consensus in the field.

"This is not a standard that will gain consensus and kumbaya," she said with a wry grin.

The Liberal Democrats will have to work with their coalition partners to gain consensus on which parts of the governing document to change.

Not only is the introduction of a new pension system set back, but it has clearly been very difficult to gain consensus across Whitehall.