Sentence examples for never consensus from inspiring English sources

There is never consensus".

The goal of discipleship was never consensus.

While we may never get consensus around Uber, we should work toward building a consensus around the power of innovation to improve our lives and the need for regulations to foster it.

But there was never a consensus.

"There will never be consensus in any memorial," said Monica Iken.

There was never much consensus among the 20-odd Chechen clans that control the republic.

Among fans there was never a consensus, and from an industry standpoint "indie" never meant "independent record label".

And it's a fair criticism to say that Obama waited too long to act, even if there was never a consensus for action.

As much as the diagnoses have introduced new audiences to Schumann's life and works, we will never achieve consensus on what he really had.

Either way, the Sánchez government risks reviving divisions in a nation that, while generally untroubled by nostalgia for its ­authoritarian past, has never achieved consensus about its bloody civil war and decades of dictatorship.

With the exception the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War, major powers in the U.N. system have almost never achieved consensus or mounted effective engagement in response to the hardest international security challenges, of which cybersecurity is certainly one.