Sentence examples for is unanimously believed from inspiring English sources

Although the CAP has been approved, the debate is still going on about greening, which is unanimously believed to be one of the real novelties of this policy reform.

Although multiple cell types are involved in the pathogenesis of RSV disease [13], the respiratory epithelium is unanimously believed to be the primary target of the infection and plays a central role in airway injury and remodeling by releasing inflammatory and growth factors capable of modulating immune and reparative processes [14], [15], [16].

Until Parr came along it was unanimously believed in ichtyological circles that the deep-sea devilfish lived in a heterosexual parasitic relationship from birth.

These reflections help us to explain why for about one hundred and fifty years Paul was erroneously, but unanimously, believed to be an Ockhamist in logic and metaphysics and an Averroist in psychology and epistemology.

The direction of the predicted effect is unanimously positive.

However, the estimated coefficient for PENALTY is unanimously insignificant.18.

Independent of type and severity of respiratory tract infection, the misperceived high severity and expected mortality and morbidity were the predominant reasons why treating physicians, nurses, patients and their relatives unanimously believed that inpatient management was necessary.

"So he called the six captains, who heard from their teammates, and they unanimously believed the right decision was to go forward with the game.

Managers and senior managers unanimously believed that formal support mechanisms and supervision are vital for a successful team.

In 2005, Democrats almost unanimously believed that personal accounts "carved out" of Social Security were a deal-breaker.

"I believe the Republicans are unanimously for John," he said and predicted that the former senator would also win some Democratic support.