Sentence examples for A continuing dialogue from inspiring English sources
A continuing dialogue is needed with the public, pressure groups, politicians and the media.
What bears mentioning is that in the 18 years that we have ranked colleges within their peer groups, the methodology has been continually refined, based on a continuing dialogue with college presidents and admissions deans.
adding: "There must be a continuing dialogue.
"It's a continuing dialogue," Mr. Gansler said.
On the same panel, the Argentine novelist Patricio Pron said fiction allowed for a continuing dialogue about historical events.
The letter represents another voice in a continuing dialogue in Europe about the safety of shale gas extraction.
"I certainly see this as a continuing dialogue with him - a long one, but a continuing one".
John Paul II's visit to the Holy Land is testimony to a continuing dialogue between the Vatican and world Jewry.
David Axelrod, an adviser to Mr. Obama, would say only that the senator and Mr. Warren have a continuing "dialogue".
But their meetings have led to a continuing dialogue about business, with members gaining access to capital and connections outside their established circles.
Like nearly every other musical genre, African-American gospel is a continuing dialogue between roots on one side and technological innovation and secular influences on the other.
