Sentence examples for to be consensus from inspiring English sources

While there appears to be consensus that pass/fail grading systems are associated with improved student well-being [ 4, 5], the impact of such systems on academic outcomes is less clear [ 2, 6].

There seemed to be consensus that it would be immediate.

On one point, there seems to be consensus.

"But there still needs to be consensus about the dose".

If there is to be consensus on what should replace them, gauging their impact is crucial.

There seemed to be consensus that a broader effort was required to bring pressure to bear.

"I'm not saying there has to be consensus before any action; there's a reason we have managers.

The UK has privately been discussing the imposition of UN sanctions against Haftar, but there is unlikely to be consensus.

But there seems to be consensus on at least one decision — whether to hire a real estate lawyer.

But even if you disagree with me, there seems to be consensus among Republican voters that the debates haven't been exhaustive enough.

Even when Republicans took over, they tended to be consensus builders, like Howard Baker and Bob Dole, who rarely challenged the ruling ethos.