Sentence examples for growing unanimity that from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

It implies a unanimity that may or may not exist.

There are serious questions, drowned out by the past week's near-hysterical unanimity, that can and should be asked.

As Marussia's request required unanimity, that was the end of the matter.

Unanimity that may be cracking, but still.

For example, we did not find unanimity that all HSR trainees should acquire an independent mastery level for primary and secondary data gathering studies.

U.S. commanders say with near unanimity that corruption drives Afghans into the arms of the Taliban.

"It doesn't reflect any kind of unanimity, that's for sure," one member said.

There is now something approaching unanimity that the rules of global trade must be re-examined.