Sentence examples for virtual unanimity from inspiring English sources

With virtual unanimity, experts condemn these subsidies as driving up food prices, damaging land use and costing the taxpayers money.

Six months ago, when oil climbed above $24 a barrel, there was virtual unanimity that the price could not hold.

By the time the financial crisis hit bottom in the spring of 2009, there was virtual unanimity: the economies were bad everywhere.

Kyoto follows on the research efforts of thousands of physicists, geochemists, oceanographers, botanists, limnologists, and paleoclimatologists, who have, with virtual unanimity, established two main points.

Her heartrending role as the mum in Boyhood has seen virtual unanimity for this category; worse luck for Laura Dern, Keira Knightley, Emma Stone and Meryl Streep.

(There is virtual unanimity among climate scientists that global temperatures have risen and will climb for the rest of the century, but the rate at which glaciers will melt is unsettled).

"It's hard to compete with a guy in front of a cheering audience and standing ovations talking about a subject in which there is virtual partisan unanimity," said Steve Elmendorf, chief of staff to Representative Richard A. Gephardt, the House minority leader, who will deliver the Democratic response to the State of the Union address.

The unanimity among the weeklies was a reflection of a virtual across-the-board sentiment by editors and reporters around the nation that Mr. McCain had upended conventional wisdom and overnight moved from insurgent to potential front-runner.

Unanimity, Unanimity, Unanimity.

She had prized unanimity.

There is no unanimity.