Sentence examples for outbreak of consensus from inspiring English sources
Mrs Clinton seems to agree, though she has camouflaged this rare outbreak of consensus with her usual anti-Rudy abuse.
In one of the few outbreaks of analytical consensus during the debate, White agreed with Evans that Australia did not have the luxury of of acting politically with foreign investment decisions given China's economic power.
Although banned in many countries, asbestos exposure continues to be a serious risk factor for lung cancer, because of the long latency period between initial exposure and outbreak of the disease (Consensus report, 1997; Henderson et al, 2004).
The lethal outbreak of Clostridium novyi in 2000 prompted the production of consensus guidelines for treating severe cutaneous infection in IVDU patients.
Lack of consensus reigns.
But there are multiple levels of consensus.
MOST Austrians seem fond of consensus politics.
They create the illusion of consensus.
There are, though, some islands of consensus.
But they were never places of consensus.
