Sentence examples for scientific unanimity from inspiring English sources
With a scientific unanimity that an increase of even 2˚ C above pre-industrial levels would be a global disaster, it's surely inadequate for a country with 3percentt of human oil reserves using 25percentt of all energy to focus on drilling and production.
Citing scientific near-unanimity and floods, fire, droughts, the National Climate Assessment concludes that extreme weather is not just probable but happening.
Why do Democrats by three to one in polls believe that human activity contributes to global warming while a majority of Republicans don't accept that scientific near-unanimity?
Rarely is there unanimity — sometimes scientific findings are inconclusive and contradictory — yet those involved in the process do not believe, as Mr. Greenberg seems to suggest, that the revision should be postponed until each neural network is defined and every biological marker is identified.
Nonetheless, in a nod toward the unanimity of the scientific community, he added: "This report does provide us with enough evidence to move forward in a responsible, reasonable and achievable way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Whereas the participative development of democracy embraces the broad spectrum of perspectives in decision-making, science in general, having a tradition to pursue the unanimity of the knowledge elites in scientific findings, requires accentuating its socio-political activity.
On Feb. 7, 2014, the scientists reported that "there is not currently sufficient scientific support for the recognition of the eastern wolf as a separate species," and there was unanimity among the panel that the delisting rule does not currently represent the 'best available science.'.
Unanimity, Unanimity, Unanimity.
She had prized unanimity.
There was hardly unanimity.
