Sentence examples for hardly a consensus from inspiring English sources

There is hardly a consensus.

But there is hardly a consensus over how to proceed.

As Meatloaf would no doubt agree, two out of three ain't bad, but it is hardly a "consensus".

It remains number one on the public's foreign policy issue agenda, yet there is hardly a consensus as to what to do next.

Finally we show that scheduled news announcements are NCK news, and there is no evidence for the existence of CK news amongst our announcements, which means that dealers hardly get a consensus in interpreting the news content.

Also, although the quantitative aspect of medical futility is useful to judge a certain treatment futile, we would hardly reach a consensus on its numerical fixation because of its arbitrariness.

On TradeSports.com, an online trading exchange, there was hardly a clear consensus on Mr. Skilling's post-testimony odds.

There is hardly a cultural consensus about what meanings it should convey, or a commonly understood architectural language with which to convey them.

It's hardly a worldwide consensus, but the trend is in the right direction, and, really, why should the United States lag behind Argentina?

While 48 percent of voters said they wanted to repeal the health care law, 47 percent said they wanted to keep it the way it is or expand it — hardly a roaring consensus.

Never mind that there is hardly any consensus as to what exactly constitutes outsourcing and how many of the new overseas jobs would have stayed in American hands.