Sentence examples for unusual consensus from inspiring English sources
Others ranked it at 25, 22, 23, 24 — an unusual consensus: the lower-middle of the pack.
The announcement reflected the unusual consensus developing in Britain over how to distribute the spoils of the economic recovery.
A survey of Thursday's headlines — from publications across the political spectrum — betrays an unusual consensus, a collective sense of what can only be described as bewilderment.
The decision to convert this decommissioned warscape was a result of an unusual consensus reached over a 25-year period among biologists, politicians, environmentalists, local business executives and veterans.
Several investors, including Citigroup, have cut their ties to the company, but last week's problems drew the British government, newspaper commentators and pharmaceutical companies into an unusual consensus in support of Huntingdon.
Mr. Hollande's remarks also suggest an unusual consensus with neighboring Britain where a widespread tendency toward skepticism about the European project among the political class has often piqued the French — and particularly Mr. Sarkozy — in the past.
The mental health parity law was forged in a highly unusual consensus-building process.
And there is unusual political consensus on the solutions: we need to build more houses.
Anger over the killing of the Saudi citizen, a contributor to The Washington Post's Global Opinions page, forged an unusual bipartisan consensus in Congress.
The RNA polymerase II holoenzyme is a large, eukaryotic enzyme complex that functions to transcribe protein coding genes (as well as microRNAs)., Interestingly, the largest subunit of the complex, Rpb1, possesses at its carboxy terminus an unusual, repetitive consensus sequence referred to simply as the carboxy terminal domain (or CTD).
"For that reason there will be a chairman's summary," Ms. Ferrero-Waldner said, adding that the unusual non-consensus statement would "most probably" be supplemented by a declaration on the Balkans.
