Sentence examples for the consensus of course from inspiring English sources

(The consensus: of course).

Today, of course, savvy is measured in pennies pinched — or at least, that's the consensus of many trend observers (who seem to have forgotten the earlier assessment).

The degree of similarity over the first 121 base pairs, across all anopheline species studied, is ~85% (cumulative number of nucleotides that are different from the "consensus") although, of course, the similarity between any two species is, indeed, much higher than that.

In fact, even Richard Tol has agreed: The consensus is of course in the high nineties.

Tol admitted, "I mean it's pretty clear that most of the science agrees that climate change is real and most likely human-made" Tol has also previously acknowledged, "The consensus is of course in the high nineties" However, while he admits it's real, Tol quibbles whether the consensus is precisely 97%.

and "The consensus is of course in the high nineties" This is an important point, because a new George Mason University report finds that only 12% of Americans are aware that more than 90% of climate scientists have concluded humans are causing global warming.

Of course, sometimes the consensus of the Japanese workplace is just a veneer and decisions are still made from on high.

We considered all trees with the minimum score given by both methods and took their strict consensus (of course, most time there is only one single best tree was returned).

There is no consensus, of course, over whether Kant's response succeeds, but there is no more consensus about what this response is supposed to be.

There wasn't a consensus of course.

Of course, it is possible that I have misrepresented the consensus of the many.