Sentence examples for is wide consensus from inspiring English sources
Today there is wide consensus that racial segregation is reprehensible and immoral.
There is wide consensus among scientists that a few big things need to happen, and many policymakers know it, too.
Within the administration's legal team there is wide consensus that it is lawful to target Mr. Awlaki.
There is wide consensus in Italy that the law, pushed through Parliament by Mr. Berlusconi before the last elections in 2006, causes instability by favoring small parties.
"Southern Liberals Had Lott Moments, Too" (Week in Review, Dec. 22) tells us that "today there is wide consensus that racial segregation is reprehensible and immoral".
While there is wide consensus regarding the importance of quality of teachers in student achievement; yet, accounting for teacher effects remain a puzzling task.
In contrast, there is wider consensus about the existence of a subjective experience of acting freely (Sarkissian et al., 2010).
Second, there appears to be wide consensus about the irrelevance to brain processing of any distinction between strictly semantic and factual or encyclopedic information (e.g., Tulving 1972; Sartori et al. 1994).
"That allows us to consider intervening before the behaviours of autism appear, I think there's wide consensus that that's likely to have more impact at a time when the brain is most malleable and before the symptoms have consolidated.
Now there seems to be wide consensus that all the steroid users, every last one of them, need to be barred from the Hall of Fame as a way to try to move forward and try to forget the shame and ignominy of the Steroid Era.
