Sentence examples for less unanimous from inspiring English sources

We're less unanimous about the way penicillin became a drug.

Judging by the reviews, that opinion is more or less unanimous; it's the facts that are a bit askew.

Some were for the awkward, besuited southerner behind him who turned out to be his party leader, Ed Miliband.The Westminster village is more or less unanimous today.

The verdict is more or less unanimous: as a drummer he was blessed with preternatural talent, head and shoulders above the likes of Keith Moon and John Bonham.

You mention in your piece this week that, among the five living members of Monty Python, there was more or less unanimous approval of this adaptation.

Gears of War 2 The praise was more or less unanimous for the big Xbox360 shooter, although Timmmy and LarryLoxley have some concerns.

"And there is definitely less than unanimous support for this in Colombia".

But he did ask lawyers on both sides if they were willing to accept a less than unanimous verdict, an option in a civil case.

But John W. Lavelle, the Democratic chairman on Staten Island, is seeing something less than unanimous good will and support for his quest to run for an Assembly seat.

Chancellor Merkel said on Wednesday that it would be "no tragedy" if Mr Juncker won the Commission's top job with less than unanimous backing.

Although the empirical research is less than unanimous in its evaluation of individual effects of actually participating in these activities, there is now overwhelming evidence indicating that activation reduces moral hazard problems, and that threats of activation have similar effects as threats of outright benefit termination.