Sentence examples for unanimity views from inspiring English sources

Put in other words, the U.S. public, in virtual unanimity, views nuclear waste as hazardous to human health and to the natural environment and does not deem safe any of the known methods for disposing of it.

The literature, in fact, mainly shows the data of limited series, which do not provide a unanimity of views, both with regards to the different endpoints used in the definition of success, and the different stratifications performed in the patients.

Indeed, Page reports that the consistency of view across all the News Corporation outlets in favour of the war displayed a unanimity of view greater even than the Pentagon.

But outside, there was hardly that unanimity of view.

He says: "There is a unanimity of view among professionals and academics that this is beginning to exceed the personal and developmental capacity of children who are five and six years old".

This unanimity of view should serve as an important, reassuring message to patients and their families; physicians want to do their best for patients, and this includes finding the point at which aggressive care no longer makes sense.

But there is little unanimity of thought.

Unanimity of opinion wasn't something I was going for.

But with seeming unanimity, Poles say they view their country's entry as proof that they have achieved an equal footing with their partners to the west.

By outlawing opposition politics as being both unAfrican and antinationalist, political leaders often appealed to this view of unanimity.

Where previously there were diverse views, now there is unanimity: everybody's moving in lockstep.