Sentence examples for very broad consensus from inspiring English sources

There is a very broad consensus in the scientific community that global warming is under way.

"You should have to obtain a very broad consensus before you pass an amendment.

Mr Giscard said last week that there was a "very broad consensus" for having a European president and ending the current practice of a six-month rotating presidency.

"There is very broad consensus that we are looking at a fall of about 50% (from peak to trough) but the risks are to the downside," says Sabina Kalyan, a strategist at CBRE Investors, a real-estate fund manager.Rents are falling, too, as the mass of empty space coming on to the market in areas such as London strengthens tenants' bargaining-power.

What matters for my purposes is that Chomsky's work produced a very broad consensus in psychology that language acquisition is explained by a complex, evolved mechanism that is present at birth and which can produce normal linguistic development in a wide range of environments, including those which are 'impoverished' with respect to language.

Concerned about the potential for a majority to trample individual freedom and minority rights, our founding fathers created a system in which it is very hard to enact major reforms without very broad consensus.

While many reservations about the reliability of microarray data have indeed been raised, there can also be little doubt that there is a broad consensus among biologists that these data are still very useful.

But there is a broad consensus that the Federal Reserve will be pushing up short-term interest rates very soon.

There is broad consensus among scholars on both the left and the right (except for the very most conservative) that these passages have nothing to do with homosexuality per se, but rather with hospitality and justice.

Mr. Mulholland says that inside the company, however, "there is a broad consensus that we will have our day — and the stock will be looked at very differently".

As one very senior figure in English rugby administration said this week: "When the cap was introduced in the late 1990s, there was a broad consensus.