Sentence examples for narrow consensus from inspiring English sources

It celebrates humanity by reducing the spectrum of human life to a narrow consensus of decency.

Such a form would allow writers to widen the output's narrow consensus.

Devolved Scotland is a new and fragile polity in which debate takes place within a narrow consensus.

But General Petraeus's apparent agreement to a small withdrawal beginning early next year could fit into a narrow consensus that is beginning to emerge on Capitol Hill.

BEHIND THE NEWS The concession by the top American commander in Iraq was seen as an effort to assuage critics in Congress, where a narrow consensus is emerging for some withdrawals soon.

"Now people seem to accept the fact that you have to work on market stability," no matter what side they're on, explained Rosenbaum of this narrow consensus point.

The media limitation of debate to a narrow establishment consensus is not merely a problem at the national level.

Additional mapping studies in recent years have further narrowed the consensus regions of deletion.

Our group and others have tried to narrow down the consensus region of the NBS locus (Caron et al, 1995; Maris et al, 1995; Martinsson et al, 1995, 1997; White et al, 1995; Ichimiya et al, 1999; Bauer et al, 2001; Caron et al, 2001; Ejeskär et al, 2001; Maris et al, 2001; Spieker et al, 2001; White et al, 2001).

Frequent loss of heterozygosity for the 2290C/T SNP in meningiomas allowed to further narrow the 1p32 consensus region of deletion in meningiomas to either 2.08 Mbp – within D1S2713 (44.35 Mbp) and RAD54L (46.43 Mbp) – or to 1.47 Mbp – within RAD54L and D1S2134 (47.90 Mbp) – according to recent gene mapping results.

Researcher consensus narrowed potential candidates down to the final nine.