Sentence examples for reasonable consensus from inspiring English sources

For a few categories of conditions, such as acute myocardial infarction, there is a reasonable consensus on outcomes, such as death within 30 days, that are reasonably well measured.

The aim must be reasonable consensus.

If this polarisation continues, the "reasonable consensus" required for a new constitution will become a distant fantasy.

It is surely worth recognising that Britain has had two and a half years of reasonable consensus in office.

There appeared to be reasonable consensus that the Dalai Lama is not traveling to the US with a specific agenda for this meeting.

If only some great moderate could bridge the gap between the two parties, and bring us all together towards the reasonable consensus!

The government decided to do nothing to stop gun atrocities because the political power of obsessive gun zealots with ignorant, hallucinatory political worldviews outweighed the reasonable public consensus that an overabundance of easily obtained guns has created a serious threat to Americans' public safety.

That is, the express contents of the doctrines have no normative role in public justification; citizens do not look into the content of others' doctrines…Rather, they take into account and give some weight only to the fact to the existence of the reasonable overlapping consensus itself" (Rawls 1996, 387).

Therefore, as many studies as possible are needed to make a reasonable, acceptable consensus judgment based on a comprehensive assessment of the findings.

As I and others have noted in the past, a fundamental clash in world views between left and right often makes it impossible for either side to hear reasonable appeals to consensus on the climate problem -- infrequent as those appeals tend to be.

When viewed collectively, the findings from both Delphi rounds demonstrated the "stability" of responses, suggesting a reasonable indicator of consensus [ 25, 32].