Sentence examples for some kind of consensus from inspiring English sources

At last, some kind of consensus has been reached.

So facts, as we understand them, are things that ought to provide some kind of consensus across the political divide.

Before you put things in hardware, you need to have some kind of consensus, what's the right way to do it?

And every interest group with a stake in this argument – business, environment groups, investors – are desperately willing the major parties to find some kind of consensus.

Together, they are after some kind of consensus of taste, and the money and the acclaim — and even the transcendence — that come with it.

Only recently has the media madding crowd come around to some kind of consensus about it just being racist as hell.

Building on the themes in play in the SDG discussion, but not limited to them, the ID100 project will seek to do for researchers what the SDG global talkfest is doing for policy-makers, achieve some kind of meaningful consensus (or maybe proposed consensus) on the most important priorities for international development research in the coming years.

While little may come of such a meeting, it is a small step forward for some kind of parliamentary consensus.

Amid this chaos, he has struggled to cobble together some kind of political consensus among his fellow Afghans.

One can attempt to reign in rogue actors, but the real challenge is whether some kind of international consensus about germline editing is even practical.

"This a is a meeting place between audience and actors where we can make some kind of fragile consensus together," said Boyd from his new stage.