Sentence examples for solid consensus from inspiring English sources

"There is a pretty solid consensus about … pent-up demand and skill," she said.

The once solid consensus on Kashmir suddenly seems a little fragile.

The blackout built a solid consensus for mandatory technical standards to keep the electricity system from failing.

There is a fairly solid consensus that unstable, volatile prices depress growth by short-circuiting decisions to spend and invest.

Among scientists and health experts, there seems to be a pretty solid consensus: Humans would be better off if we ate less meat.

One of the challenges in trying to balance wind power with nature is that there is no solid consensus on the aesthetic landscape quality appraisal methods.

But many Japanese are talking about a far larger casualty, the rock-solid consensus behind nuclear energy that has existed here for decades, and which has made Japan's industry the world's third-largest, behind the United States and France, and perhaps its most ambitious.

The results were striking, and revealed a rock-solid consensus which spanned generations and political persuasions: Americans want wealthy people to pay their fair share, but they're willing to chip in more themselves -- so much so, in fact, that Social Security benefits could be increased.

"Given the global nature of the hedge fund industry, a regulatory response can only be given on the basis of a solid international consensus and in particular a trans-Atlantic consensus," Mr. Trichet said in a speech at a financial conference in Paris.

A very solid scientific consensus indicates that we are presently witnessing a disturbing warming of the climatic system.

Pope Francis declares the climate to be "a common good, belonging to all and meant for all," and endorses the "very solid scientific consensus" that humans, by burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests, are responsible for "a disturbing warming".