Sentence examples for growing unanimity from inspiring English sources

There was a growing unanimity rare in Ulster politics that the only way left to preserve the fragile government that apportions power among the province's two warring communities was some action by the Irish Republican Army to begin disarming.

When technology can predict oncoming storm tracks and conditions with greater certainty than ever, and scientists assert with growing unanimity a human impact on climate, what is a natural act of God and what is more correctly the province of humans themselves?

"There is growing unanimity that if we don't do something it will choke off economic growth," said R. Nelson "Oz" Griebel, director of the Connecticut Regional Institute for the 21st Century, a research group, and a co-chairman of the meeting, called "Strategic Solutions: From Gridlock to Growth".

"There's a growing unanimity that this is going to be a terrific year for housing," Raines told reporters at a meeting of the Business Council, an organization of CEOs.

"David has an impossible task to get unanimity.

But it may prove difficult to get unanimity.

"So it could be tough to get unanimity".

Despite a lack of unanimity on how to define frailty [ 7– 10], there is growing consensus that frailty is distinct from disability and comorbidity [ 11].

Unanimity at the American Legion Ed Shultz got into plenty of fights when he was growing up in West Branch, Iowa.

To avoid paralysis as the club grows, the EU will in future require unanimity in fewer areas of decision-making.

All this attention seems only right, or at least it does to a critic who grew up in the years when Copland was regarded, with something close to unanimity, as the "dean of American composers".